- 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 so we can create changeset 4? (the files are no longer marked as changed)
There are 2 options.
The first is to rollback the rollback. This has the downside of marking all the files as Rolled-Back.
The second is to do the "Get Specific Version" for C2, copy the files that are changed out of source control. Perform a "Get Latest" and copy them back in. This could be a pain if this is a large changeset.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24896282/how-do-i-check-in-my-rolled-back-changesetfixes-to-tfs-after-an-emergency-rollb