tfs2008

问题 I am attempting to create a manual build in Jenkins that will build a specific changeset of code from TFS for a deployment into a testing / production environment. Currently I am only able to use TFS in Jenkins to pull everything up to the newest Changeset out of TFS. I am running Jenkins version 1.471 with the TFS plugin version 1.20 Has anyone run into the problem, and do you know how to fix it? Thanks in advance. 回答1: This feature is missing, but seems to be under way according to the

问题 How do i check if all the files in a folder are latest or not. I need to put up a condition in C# code which should get latest version of the project only if there is any file in the project folder having the latest as "No"? Any help wpould be greatly appreciated. 回答1: There's a few ways that you could do this programmatically, but the easiest way is to let the server determine this for you: if you perform a get latest with the preview get option set, it will not actually perform the get, it

问题 We have an existing TFS 2005 install and a newer 2008. The 2008 server already has some newer projects on it but I am looking to move the older projects from 2005 onto this newer server. Does anyone know an easy way to do this and maintain the audit history rather than just break source control on the project and then add it to the 2008 server? thanks 回答1: I've used the TFS to TFS migration tool to do this: http://www.codeplex.com/tfstotfsmigration You do need to have a copy of SQL local to

问题 A 3rd party has developed some applications for us and has been using MS Team Foundation Server 2008 for their source control. My company has recently setup our TFS 2008 environment and we're trying to migrate the source code from the 3rd party developer TFS to our TFS machine. You first thought was to try the backup and restore method of migration but the only SQL Server we have available is a Standard Edition license and the 3rd party developer's SQL Server they are using for TFS is

问题 I'm issuing the following command to TFS: >tf merge /baseless c:\ws\source c:\ws\target /recursive /version:C100~C100 But I have a large list of changesets that need to be merged. Is there a shortcut for this, or some way to specify a list, for example: >tf merge /baseless c:\ws\source c:\ws\target /recursive /version:C100,C108,C110,C800,C1001,etc... 回答1: If powershell is an option, below script should help (not tested!): $cslist = 1,23,45,456,568 #list of all changesets foreach ($cs in

问题 I have the following scenario: A user shelves some changes. Time goes by and a new branch of the product is created. Later, it is determined that the shelveset contains code, that we will need in the new branch. By default; Visual Studio can only restore the shelveset changes to the location where they were shelved from. Is it possible to restore my shelveset in the new branch ? I do not want the code to be checked into the original branch, as it would break stuff. 回答1: It is possible with

问题 I am new to TFS and am told that TFS (VS 2008) has an internal bug tracking system. I have used open source bug tracking systems before but want to work with TFS now. If anyone knows or has links to any readin bout this please answer this question 回答1: Here are some walkthroughs for work item tracking in TFS. This should help get you started. I also recommend the book Software Engineering with Microsoft Visual STudio Team System by Guckenheimer, et. al. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions

问题 I'm in the process of upgrading our VS 2008 solution to run on VS 2010 I managed to successfully build in VS 2010 My next step now is to configure a build machine running TFS 2008 Whenever I start a build it does my projects in alphabetical order with no regard for dependencies. I've googled a lot and I can't seem to find a solution to this. The closest solution to my problem is found here: msdn link which links to this: dependency solution However I'm dealing with 129 projects, so I would

问题 My company has two development teams using TFS 2008. My team would like to migrate our .Net 3.5 app to the .Net 4.0 framework, but the company is not ready to upgrade TFS to TFS 2010. Can we still use TFS 2008's team build system but with a Visual Studio 2010 solution/project structure that targets the .Net 4.0 framework? I am thinking we would need to add a new build agent to TFS 2008 that would have VS 2010 installed. But I am not finding any information on how to do this. Is this possible?

问题 Does anyone have specific experiences with using TFS 2008/2010 AND Jenkins for Continuous Integration (CI)? We are trying to decide which CI server to use. Our team works exclusively in Microsoft .NET/Visual Studio 2010/C#. We have the following requirements: Automatically build our web project on every checkin. Run unit tests with each build. Automatically deploy green builds to development and/or test environments. Provide pretty reports. Provide build/deployment notifications via email. I