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Hi Everyone,

We've got a new server with TFS installed. The current environment is very usual, source code managed with SourceSafe 2005 and integrated with Visual Studio 2008 Enterprise Edition. The QA team is using Bugzilla to report the bugs.

First of all some basic questions:

  1. How can I move my project to TFS along with the database which is on SQL Server 2005?
  2. Will the use of SourceSafe remain there or TFS provides other way to manage your source?
  3. All client machines (Visual Studio 2008) will have to integrate with TFS, How?
  4. Is TFS provides a tool for Bug Tracking/Reporting? If yes, what should we do to move from Bugzilla to TFS? If a Bug Tracking/Reporting tool exists, as a consequences there will be a different approach required for this.

Thanks.

+5  A: 
  1. You can migrate SourceSafe to TFS using this tool.
  2. TFS provides source control capabilities so after migrating you no longer would need to use SourceSafe.
  3. You install the Team Explorer client to integrate Visual Studio with TFS.
  4. TFS does also include bug tracking/reporting capabilities. You can check out this tool for migrating Bugzilla to TFS.
jwanagel
Thanks. Both tools very helpful.
Ramiz Uddin
A: 

Note that there is also a web-client for TFS 2008, TeamSystem Web Access, which will be incorporated in the total install in the next TFS 2010. So even external clients or project managers can read and modify bugs/work items without installing VisualStudio.

If you use this, be sure to also install the sp1 (and hotfix)

Bart Janson