tfs2010

I'd like to run a command to execute a subversion command from the TFS custom activity. Should I create a msbuild script to exec the svn command and call msbuild from the activity? Thanks. Anyone? You can also add an InvokeProcess activity to the build process template. See http://www.ewaldhofman.nl/?tag=/build+2010+customization for more information on how to modify the build process template. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3770333/running-command-line-statements-from-tfs-custom-activity

I am in the process of moving a TFS 2010 installation from one machine to another. I found that is possible remap identities using TFSConfig Identities /change command but I didn't find a way to remove orphan user identities that I don't need anymore. I know that probably I can leave them there, but I am fussy and I like keeping things in order. Do you have any idea how to safely remove unused identities? Don't clean them up. They are inactive so think of them as tombstones. If you get rid of them, you may experience dangling users (in Access Control Entries or File History for example).

I understand that when performing a merge from BRANCHA > BRANCHB and selecting “Keep Target” on some files will result in “Merge Credits” being granted to those files in TFS history: Merging Developement Branch to Main: There were no changes to merge Is there a way for us to revoke/wipe the Merge Credits on given files, effectively enabling our developers to perform a /force merge via Source Control Explorer? Context: On a weekly basis, we merge from BRANCHA > BRANCHB to synchronize parallel efforts. Any files with unresolved conflicts are noted and their owners are notified to perform a merge

Currently I have 2 branches - Development and Release. Is it possible to obtain all unmerged changesets from Development to Release? Currently we use the default Merge Wizzard. However it has one big limitation - it cannot filter by user. So I was thinking of building an app that will pull all unmerged changesets from Development to Release and allow me to filter those changesets by user. You could write a small console app that goes like this: using System; using Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Client; using Microsoft.TeamFoundation.VersionControl.Client; namespace UnmergedChangesets { class Program

When I build a solution on my build server it generates a binaries folder and then later on copies these binaries to the final output folder. In my case some of the third party assemblies REFERENCES are correctly copied over while other 3rd part assemblies REFERENCES are not copied over. Take not that my solution projects do not directly reference the assemblies being copied over. This means that everything build fine. But when I run my program it doesn't start since the assemblies it's referencing can't in turn load their references. What process in the build determines what assemblies are