tfs2010

We have a changeset where the developer has checked in changes to both source and target branch, many changes including renames in both branches. The merge of the the changeset from source to target branch goes fine, but the changeset remains in the list of changesets to be merged. When I now try to merge the changeset again, it says "There are noe changes to merge.". And the changeset remains in the queue. We have tried to use the command line tool to discard the changeset like this: C:\src\project\sourceBranch>tf merge /discard /recursive /version:C8137~C8137 $/Project/sourceBranch $/

I have a Silverlight 4 project in my solution. When I automate the compilation of the Silverlight project in Team Build, I get in my output folder a long list of folders that have the Silverlight translations in it. These folders are not present in a local build (compile from Visual Studio), and I don't want them since I am targeting only one language. I have not found a setting to specify to not get these folders, and even better specify the languages I want to support. Does anybody know how to get rid of these folders, without adding a task to the build to remove the folders. Open Windows

I am using TFS2010 and MSBuild to integrate a windows azure cloud solution to the CI. To create the required 2 files for deployment I added in the "MSBuild Arguments" the /t:Publish Here is the configuration I use in TFS to build the packages: Problem is : if I remove all arguments the tests are built correctly but no azure package is built as seen on the build results: Tho if I put the parameters the package is there but the test are not run : Is there a way to have both ? I had discussion about your problem with TFS Team and I was told that as of now with TFS2010 this functionality is not

As part of a maintenance, I was about to Lock several now-obsolete TeamProjects, by right-clicking on each one's root in Source Control Explorer ( $/TeamProject ) and selecting "Lock..". Once I was done, I tried to commit these changes, which was denied with the following message: By searching around I bumped into the following statement, made as part of this discussion: Locks are applied such that the user who places the lock can checkin/checkout files but noone else can until the lock is released. So as a more valid test you will need another user to attempt a check-in of a locked file - ie

I have an SQL database project in VisualStudio 2010 in source control with TFS 2010 with a few branches that each deploy to different servers depending on the configuration profile. Using a sqlcmdvars file with the configuration profile appended in the filename (Debug.sqlcmdvars, etc..) for each configuration profile lets me specify the unique file path for a particular deployment environment by use of the reserved names Path1 and Path2 for the mdf file and the log file. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <SqlCommandVariables xmlns="urn:Microsoft.VisualStudio.Data.Schema.Package.SqlCmdVars

I am trying to create a automation tool to get latest code from TFS. I need to check whether any workspace with same name exist on system. If exist get the workspace instance. Else create the workspace and mappings. I found that Microsoft.TeamFoundation.VersionControl.ClientVersionControlServer has method Workspace GetWorkspace(string workspaceName, string workspaceOwner); to get existing workspace. But this will throw exception if workspace not exist on the system. So please give me a code that checks the existence of workspace and mappings. At present i have the following code which i know