tfs

问题 I have a Visual Studio Online account and multiple projects. On each project I would like to choose who can commit into different branches. For example, I would like the lead developer to be the only person who can commit to 'master' which will then kick off a CI build. I want to ensure that, when I'm using freelancers, that they can't merge into the 'master' or 'staging' without code review and testing. 回答1: Visual Studio Online has a set of granular permissions that you are able to set at

问题 I have cloned a project to my computer using TFS, when I build the project I get this error : Error 6 Task could not find "LC.exe" using the SdkToolsPath "" or the registry key "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v8.1A\WinSDK-NetFx40Tools-x86". Make sure the SdkToolsPath is set and the tool exists in the correct processor specific location under the SdkToolsPath and that the Microsoft Windows SDK is installed I have searched the web but couldn't find a solution. I

问题 I have cloned a project to my computer using TFS, when I build the project I get this error : Error 6 Task could not find "LC.exe" using the SdkToolsPath "" or the registry key "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v8.1A\WinSDK-NetFx40Tools-x86". Make sure the SdkToolsPath is set and the tool exists in the correct processor specific location under the SdkToolsPath and that the Microsoft Windows SDK is installed I have searched the web but couldn't find a solution. I

问题 I have a repo that has 2 subfolders $/Repo/project and $/Repo/thirdparty. I need to pull both of those into Jenkins for a single build. Naturally I tried just pulling $/Repo, but this gives me a bunch of other projects along with false polls (it will build every time ANYTHING is checked into $/Repo). I have tried using the multi-scm plugin which works, but does not save the configuration (annoying, but not unusable). I tried using the regular tfs plugin and manually putting the calls for the

问题 We are currently using SonarQube Scanner for VSTS/TFS 4.1.1 (which is using SonarQube Scanner 4.1.1). What we want to do: For some projects (modules) in our solution we want to exclude files from the analysis and from the code coverage statistics. This should be done in a maintainable way by using file patterns and not modifying the TFS Build task. Project structure: |- Source |- ProjectA |- Scripts (should be excluded) |- OwnCode |- ProjectB |- Views (only code coverage should be excluded) |

问题 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

问题 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

问题 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

问题 The path to the project I need to check out is displayed in the TFS Source Control Explorer this way: Handheld Development Development HDP HDP Or, in the "Source location:"this way: $/Handheld/Development/Development/HDP/HDP The code that I need to check out and work on is in that last folder. So what do I need to do before right-clicking that second "HDP" folder and selecting "Get Latest Version"? IOW, do I need to create an empty folder or folders first for TFS to find, or will it create

问题 The path to the project I need to check out is displayed in the TFS Source Control Explorer this way: Handheld Development Development HDP HDP Or, in the "Source location:"this way: $/Handheld/Development/Development/HDP/HDP The code that I need to check out and work on is in that last folder. So what do I need to do before right-clicking that second "HDP" folder and selecting "Get Latest Version"? IOW, do I need to create an empty folder or folders first for TFS to find, or will it create