tfs-workitem

问题 My team recently migrated from TFS 2008 to TFS 2013. We are using the Agile template. I noticed that for items that are Bugs, there isn't a way to specify that the item is "In Progress" or that "Work has started", it simply goes from the Active state to the Resolved state. I'm not sure what the logic is by not having an "In Progress" state between "Active" and "Resolved". Anyways, I would like to add a new "In Progress" state but can't figure out how. Do any of you have any examples? I'm

问题 My team recently migrated from TFS 2008 to TFS 2013. We are using the Agile template. I noticed that for items that are Bugs, there isn't a way to specify that the item is "In Progress" or that "Work has started", it simply goes from the Active state to the Resolved state. I'm not sure what the logic is by not having an "In Progress" state between "Active" and "Resolved". Anyways, I would like to add a new "In Progress" state but can't figure out how. Do any of you have any examples? I'm

问题 I'm trying to find all WorkItems that were assigned to a person X in the last 30 days. The big problem I have is the "in the last 30 days"-part. I thought about using the "ever" or "asof" keywords, but couldn't find a good answer yet.. something like WHERE [Assigned To] = 'X' AND (([Assigned To] != 'X') asof '<30daysago>') . But this is still not a bulletproof solution. Any better ideas? Thanks & kind regards Simon 回答1: It appears that this is not possible using just WIQL, but you can get

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问题 I’m trying to programmatically delete shared steps (I am experimenting with export/import, and am generating a large amount, and want to be able to delete them – not manually, one at a time). Shared steps, like all “hidden” category work item types, cannot be deleted with the delete work item API. Test cases, test plans, and test suites have special APIs to allow their deletion, but I cannot find a similar API for the shared steps. Does any one know what the API is, or whether there is one,

问题 I need to add some fields to my work item types in an existing team project to support integration with other toolsets. However, after adding those fields in my work item type definitions using the Team Foundation Power Tools Process Editor, and following the instructions detailed here, the tickets still do not contain this field. Instead, it is only new tickets that are created with this field. Is it possible to add a field to existing TFS work items, rather than just updating the Work Item

问题 I need to add some fields to my work item types in an existing team project to support integration with other toolsets. However, after adding those fields in my work item type definitions using the Team Foundation Power Tools Process Editor, and following the instructions detailed here, the tickets still do not contain this field. Instead, it is only new tickets that are created with this field. Is it possible to add a field to existing TFS work items, rather than just updating the Work Item

问题 I am trying to add button(s) to the Visual Studio / TFS2010 Work Item query results menu bar and also to the menu bar shown for individual Work Items (see image below) - is that actually customizable & doable and if so, how? 回答1: I would take a look at this post: TFS 2010 - Adding a menu item to the Completed Builds context menu in the Build Explorer It discusses the steps you need to take to add menu items to context menus. 回答2: To answer my own question (as the one by NGM was helpful but it

问题 We have a number of Work Items in a project. Now, there is another organization in our devops and we wish to move all our existing Work Items from the old organization (project) to the new one. How can this be done? I've seen people discussing this before, and some comments saying "we use excel". But no information about how to actually do this. 回答1: There is no built-in solution for this. For Excel there is a trick that does a best-effort migration, you do loose some things. Create a Tree