tfs2010

I've configured TFS 2010 to do a build and utilizing the MSBuild arguments, have it deploying to a single server without any issues. /p:DeployOnBuild=True /p:Configuration=Development /p:DeployTarget=MSDeployPublish /p:MSDeployPublishMethod=RemoteAgent /p:MsDeployServiceUrl=http://<insert>/msdeployagentservice /p:username=<insert> /p:password=<insert> However, I am now to the point where I'd like to deploy to multiple machines after a build. I wasn't sure if there were some built in mechanisms for doing this, or should I invoke a process to launch a batch file that does this deployment

We have with success been updating our development web site at a daily basis using msdeploy from TFS2010. This was working fine until we upgraded to VS2012, our application from .NET Framework 4.0 to 4.5 and ASP.NET MVC from 3.0 to 4.0. It look like all is well and assemblies deployed but nothing has actually been deployed. I have been looking into this for two days now and can't figure out why this is happening and now I am running out of ideas. Below is part of my build script in the way it has been working before the upgrade. <MSBuild Projects="$(SolutionRoot)\My.Web\My.Web.csproj"

I have multiple projects in our solution that is in our TFS 2010 repository. I've added about 5 new projects to this solution in recent days. I have found that for one of the projects, that the project file itself will not check-in to TFS. All of the artifacts contained in this project are working fine; they are checked in and I can see them in the Team Explorer. But I cannot see the project file in Team Explorer, nor is their an icon next to the project in Solution Explorer that would indicate its checked in status. Also, clicking on any of the TFS related option in the context menu in Visual

I've been using TFS for a while now but as a lone developer I haven't really used its features to its full extent. I've now been tasked with working with a couple of colleagues overseas and we will be using a shared version of TFS. One of their processes is shelving, however im not sure on the how to use this. I decided to have a play, but i'm unsure what to do after creating a shelve set. My process was as follows:- I opened an existing project from TFS that was fully checked in and made a simple change to one of the files. I then created a shelve set. I then closed the project and reopened

I have a TFS environment with the following branching setup Dev - Primary working branch for developers Main - Stable, releasable branch Hotfix - For fixes to production code that aren't part of a normal release cycle We're setting ourselves up to use Nuget, and I want to configure things such that code in the Dev branch pulls packages from the 'Dev' nuget repository, main from the 'Main' one, etc. Now, I've figured things out to the point where I have a single file sitting the root of my branch that tells nuget.exe which repository to use. I'm now trying to figure out how to have the contents