tfs

问题 I'm new to Jenkins. I'm using Jenkins 2.5. I'm using the TFS plugin (https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Team+Foundation+Server+Plugin) 4.1.0. Whenever I run a job that gets latest from TFS, TFS first lists every workspace which is a problem because I work for a large company - it lists 5,000 workspaces. This page https://github.com/jenkinsci/tfs-plugin/pull/65/commits seems to indicate that a ShowWorkspaces flag was added, but I can't find it anywhere. Maybe this was never added.

问题 We have a solution that contains VS (2013) setup projects. Apparently MSBuild does not support building such projects so we have to run the build manually through dev machines. I saw the following link that shows a workaround: http://colinsalmcorner.com/post/building-vs-2015-setup-projects-in-team-build#comments BUT we would like NOT to install VS on our build machine. Is there a way to workaround this problem? What is the best way to build setup projects in a build machine? Thanks 回答1: Team

问题 I'm trying to run a Selenium test using the Run Functional Test step from a vNext build definition on TFS 2015, the test project's sources are built on the TFS server and copied to a remote machine running Windows 8.1. However, when it's to run the unit test, nothing happens with a repeated message " test is in state 'InProgress' " in the TFS console. On the DTAExecutionHost log file in the remote machine, the following lines are repeated (snippet from end of log file). Web method running:

问题 I have a server that was configured by someone that is not on the company anymore and I need to check the TFS installation and enable that "dasboard" with reports, charts etc. The only stuff working are: Source Control, issue tracking, web access. As far as I could check, Reporting Services seems to be disabled (or not installed) and I don't know how to check SharePoint installation. How can I verify and fix the TFS installation in order to make the reports work? If Reporting Services are not

问题 We have a Team System environment where our applications are set-up as separate Team Projects. Often, we run into a scenario where a development task requires updates to code in multiple Team Projects. In this scenario, what are the pros/cons to having a single changeset that contains coding changes across multiple Team Projects? What are the pros/cons to using a one-changeset-per-Team-Project approach? 回答1: I see no problem with this approach. Remember that TFS will allow you to rollback to

问题 Currently I am plagued with two TFS build issues: Issue one: I have a solution with a project that now references the dll product of another project in another solution. The build agent does not seem to include these dlls and the build fails. Issue two: I have a solution that references the a project in another solution. The build agent does not seem to include the externally referenced project and the build fails. I have looked at the "copy directory" build activity but have no idea where to

问题 I am trying to implement a single Team Project with multiple sub-projects as recommended by this guy and this guy. I can control visibility of work items and source control folders but I cannot control visibility of iterations, teams, groups, and members. Say I have Team Project as the parent project of several sub-projects. Project1_Group has permissions only for accessing Project1_Area and Project1_Foler etc. I place User1 in Project1_Team and Project1_Group and as expected that user can

问题 I have a three branch setup in TFS, DEV, PRE, and PROD. My team wants to merge individual files from DEV to PRE, so the code can enter test as they complete it. However, I've heard this is not a good idea, and that if we need to do that, we need to be using a feature branch setup. Does anyone have any recommendations on if we should or shouldn't be doing the merging at that fine level (and then when ready to move to production, we'd migrate the entire branch). 回答1: You would typically want to

问题 I have a three branch setup in TFS, DEV, PRE, and PROD. My team wants to merge individual files from DEV to PRE, so the code can enter test as they complete it. However, I've heard this is not a good idea, and that if we need to do that, we need to be using a feature branch setup. Does anyone have any recommendations on if we should or shouldn't be doing the merging at that fine level (and then when ready to move to production, we'd migrate the entire branch). 回答1: You would typically want to

问题 Let's say someone checkedout some files and then he/she undo the checkout. Can I find those undo checkout tracks in TFS history? Where? 回答1: Current checkouts are tracked (obviously), but there is no history of changes to this list (it is just the current checkout/lock list). History only includes checkins and the changes made in them. Why do you want this information? There maybe a better approach to solving your underlying problem. 回答2: No. As the un-done changes are never checked in they