tfs2012

I'm using TFS 2012 Update 1 on Windows Server 2008 R2. We have the TFS build running under the account TFSUser. The other day we ran out of space on our build machine. Upon investigation I found that the folder C:\Users\TFSUser\AppData\Local\Temp had over 50GB of files in it, some dating back as far as October of 2012. None of the files are overly large, but they don't ever seem to get cleaned up. Investigating today shows that folder gets written to a lot during an automated build. Why aren't these files getting cleaned up and what can I do to ensure my build machine doesn't run out of space

TF400018: The local version table for the local workspace WEBSERVER; (My name was here) could not be opened. Access is denied I keep getting the error above as soon as I open Visual Studio. I cannot access any of my projects. I am the administrator on TFS and I can also access TFS via the web client so I don't see how it could be an access problem. Has anyone gotten this before? I have seen similar errors posted but not the same one. Kerisnarendra I fixed this by renaming the $tf hidden folder in our working directory I had pending changes, so to play it safe, here's what I did; back up your

We are having issues with nuget package updates and TFS source control integration lately. This is causing allot of hassles with our team and making us hesitate in adopting nuget packages fully. The issue / bug ; instead of updating certain projects "package.config" files, they are being removed from the file system (and marked as deleted within TFS source control...) I can't work out why... The behavior we are seeing is the following : Open in solution (approx. 18 projects) in VS.NET 2012 Initiate a solution level package update to the latest version via the Package Management Dialog, as

I've downloaded the latest TFS Integration Platform from CodePlex and attempted to migrate "one way" between an existing team project MyProject in CollectionA on the left and an empty team project MyProject in CollectionB on the right using the provided "source control and work item" template. Whenever I do, it raises a few exceptions about the build templates (I resolve them), and then it displays this wonderful-looking diagram of changesets with bar graphs, and I feel like it's done something. Every time I try this, I look at MyProject in source control in CollectionB expecting to see a

I have a Visual Studio solution files copied from a source controlled solution. I don't want it to be source controlled and when I open it I get the message: the solution you are trying to open is bound to source control I deleted the .vssscc files but still get the message. How can I get rid of it? Thanks. You need to clean the solution file (.sln) by removing the following GlobalSection: GlobalSection(TeamFoundationVersionControl) = preSolution SccNumberOfProjects = 2 SccEnterpriseProvider = {4CA58AB2-18FA-4F8D-95D4-32DDF27D184C} SccTeamFoundationServer = http://example.com/tfs

We just moved to use TFS 2012 which seems to be a huge upgrade for 2008 in usability with VS2012. However, there is a very annoying feature with "My Work" feature if you connect your work with a certain task. After you have connected the task with your work item, any checkin to any branch will mark the task to "done" status. How can I disable this? I'd like to have the development branch so that I can make small commits during development but with this feature I cannot connect the task with my current work if I do so. The only way to do this (which I know) is to select the task for my current