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I’ve recently had some discussions about teams and individual developers and the use of version control. I’ve (unfortunately) learned that: Not all teams see the value of version control Even if version control is used, teams stop at basic check-in/commit functionality Single-person development “teams” don’t think that version control applies to them since they are […]
The TFS Web Access Source tab was renamed to “Code” in TFS 2012 Update 2: I noticed a few differences: When viewing a file’s content, you now get colored syntax (before it was all black & white): Changeset history is grouped by date rather than having one long list of changesets: Better compare experience with […]
So you’ve heard your friends talk about Git and you want to give it a try! This year, Microsoft added Git integration with TFS Service. This allows you to create a team project and use Git instead of Team Foundation Version Control. You can only do this on hosted TFS (http://tfs.visualstudio.com/), so if you don’t […]
This is the next part in my series of TFS vNext posts: Part 1: The My Work Tab Part 2: Pending Changes Part 3: Code Review Local Workspaces is a new feature in TFS11. Fundamentally, it is the biggest change that existing TFS developers developers will feel as they interact with this new version. In […]
The TFS API is really powerful and sometimes it’s just not very convenient to write a .NET app to consume it. You can get just as much done with PowerShell and easily deploy and run the script on your servers. I needed to create a TFS branch, but I could not use Team Explorer to […]
I’ve used WinMerge for a while now and really enjoy it. It is definitely much better than the merge tool that ships as part of the TFS plugin for Visual Studio. Last week during one of my presentations, someone asked me how to change the default behavior in Visual Studio so that it uses your […]
If you ever want to know what files are checked out to a specific person (under one folder, branch, team project, or your entire collection), this is what you need: You need to install Team Foundation Power Tools, you can then go to any folder in Source Control Explorer and right-click -> “Find in Source […]