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we committed some code by accident to TFS using VS2013 which created let's say changeset 2. In order to fix this mistake we did a rollback of changeset 2 to the local machine We then committed the rollback of changeset 2 thus creating changeset 3 Now we wanted to get the code we originally mistakenly checked in (from step 1) on the local machine so we did "Get Specific Version" and selected changeset 2 so we have changeset 2 on the local machine we made the changes we wanted on the local machine which now has changeset 2 What are the steps to commit changeset 2 with the corrections back to TFS

Properties\AssemblyInfo.cs(41,12): error CS0246: The type or namespace name 'AssemblyFileVersion' could not be found. I'm getting this error when I use TFS build agent but don't have this problem with building using the .csproj from studio. Is there anything I am missing? My assemblyinfo file looks like so: // -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- using System.Reflection; using System.Runtime.InteropServices; // General Information about an assembly is controlled through the following // set of attributes. Change

I'm trying to do Continuous Integration using TFS 2010 for a Windows Phone 7.1 project. There are 2 resource projects ( Win32 Project for localisation ) and the main Windows phone project. I have copied the project output of above 2 projects to a folder in the main WP project (inside 'MUI' folder) , and also marked the files as 'content' in build action. All works well when building and running the WP7 project from Visual Studio 2010. But when I try to build the projects using TFS 2010 build system , the build fails with the following error "Xap packaging failed. Object reference not set to an

I am trying to follow this article to do the same for adding a new State to a particular project's Bug work item. By default I can only see . I wanted to add a new state, "On Hold" But I perhaps followed it wrong and ended up getting The error says "Open Transition Active~On Hold to add at least one Reason." How do I open that transition and where do I add one reason. What is the reason it is talking about? I only want to add a new state. Thanks for your time... Double click the Active~On Hold Transition , select the Reasons tab and type in at least one reason. After saving the .wit file, you

TFS exposes a commmand line utility which covers most of the areas. However I am creating a script which will create the folder and branch structure within a specified project. For this i need to convert my Truck to a branch and then further create branches from there. I cannot find the command which does this. So far I have found this link which desribes to to convert a folder to a brnch, but has no reference to the command line utility unlike the other descriptions. Does that mean that the command line utility does not support this? Ewald Hofman The question is answered in more detail on the

I have been searching the web for a clean solution on how to migrate our 2010 tfs collections to our new tfs 2012 server, but no luck. May someone please assist with the steps or a good blog I could look at to achieve this process. The reason we want to do a MIGRATION and not an upgrade is because we got new hardware and would first like to trial TFS 2012 before we upgrade our live environment. Therefore we would like to import all our collection including the work items and build process templates. You can move a collection at a time using the detach option in 2010 and attach it back to 2012