tfs

问题 I'm currently transfering some source code from a Subversion (SVN) repository to my client's Team Foundation Server. One of the things I stumbled upon is that there seems to be no way to edit the repository without first pulling all files in that repository to a local working folder in the local workspace. I'm using Visual Studio 2008 Team Explorer. My repository resembles this structure: $ $/branches $/trunk $/trunk/Solution1 $/trunk/Solution1/... etc. Now what I want to do is add a new

问题 I am new to TFS. I checked out a folder from TFS using Visual Studio and then deleted bunch of files/added couple of files within that folder using windows explorer (actually I didn't do it, but that folder has third party libraries and I used an installer which made all these changes). Now if I go to Visual Studio and try to check in that folder, I am getting this error: Check in: Operation not performed Could not find file : /ThirdPartyFolder/aDeletedFile.aspx I tried to follow the solution

问题 After adding a new web solution to source control in vs 2013 and check in for the first time, I get this error: TF402484: The "PROJECTNAME" team project has been deleted. Undo any pending changes to that project or branches from that project in your local workspace. Then retry the operation. If i try to choose "Undo any pending changes" it tell me that there are no pending changes. Now I cant "get latest" or "check in" any other solutions and I get the same error. The source control explorer

问题 I have an Azure Web application that I checked into TFS yesterday with no issues. Upon checking in, the resource manager will inject our nuget packages and deploy if it builds successfully. I made a few changes (added a class) and checked in today. I received this error on the build: Here's the quote to help the future search bots: Exit code 1 returned from process: file name 'tf', arguments 'vc unshelve Gated_xxxxxx;****** /loginType:OAuth /login:.,******** /noprompt'. I looked into the log

问题 I'm currently evaluating TFS 2010 for use in our development team as the source control solution instead of Git. We're a Microsoft shop, dipping our fingers into Sharepoint and Project Server anyway so it would be nice to have it all running in one platform. My problem starts with this... In Git, we have a development model that sees our Company's OWN re-usable code-base stored in a separate repository. Each client solution also has its own repository and a sub-module (extern for SVN-junkies)

问题 I'm starting to dive into TFS 2012 and I have a basic understanding of the tiers and how build servers, controllers and agents work and how different build scripts can have different configurations and projects. However, one of the things I'm struggling with is a requirement for our source control solution that says that I need to be able to prove a particular changeset or shelfset produced a particular build. That is, given a particular binary, I can point to a release changeset that

问题 I'm wondering if anyone has a PowerShell script to either download all the current build logs for this build id (up to the current step) through the Rest API for TFS 2015 (vNext), create separate text files for each logged build step, and zip all the text files? Or, if there is already a way to get a download URL to do what the "Download all logs as zip" link already does (after a build), how can I get it in a PowerShell script? I can probably do this myself given a little time, but I thought

问题 I'm working on TFS API, I don't know that TFS API have any things like LIMIT keyword or no.I need it for paging. Thanks 回答1: There is nothing equivalent to the SQL LIMIT keyword in TFS WIQL, you will need to implement the paging yourself. One approach would be to retrieve all the results on the first access, and cache them and page them yourself. Another approach would be to dynamically construct the WIQL query each time your user pages. For example: Run a WIQL query to return just the work

问题 I was using TFS fine with Visual Studio 2013. I've switched recently to VS 2015 and have an annoying issue (bug ?). I have a bunch of excluded pending changes that I do not want to commit but that I want to keep locally (bad dev environment, don't ask). My issue is that everytime I re-open VS 2015, all excluded changes are back into the included changes and I have to manually re-exclude all the stuff I do not want to be committed. If I open VS 2013, included/excluded changes are still in the

问题 I'm trying to figure out a way to find out which files were affected by a work item in TFS 2008. I realize that this is a duplication of a question already asked by someone else here - View a list of all files changed as part of a Workitem in TFS but it went unanswered and I've been, off and on, looking for this for a while. I understand can view the links tab of the work item and then view each changeset to see the files that have been changed. But, the work item very likely will end up with