I created a "Test" project that I want to delete, using the following command: TfsDeleteProject /server:xyz\sqlserver2008 “Test“ Getting this error: TF30076: The server name or Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) you typed, xyz\sqlserver2008, cannot be resolved to a Team Foundation server. If you type a server name, it must match the name...
We have a shared project referenced across multiple solutions which, when encountered by TF build causes: 'error MSB3202: The project file "......\trunk\\\sharedproject.csproj" was not found'. This is fine as the directory structure on the build server does not reflect that of source control. Is it possible to modify the build file...
I’m trying to set up Team Foundation Build and so far it’s running ok with builds, tests and code analysis. My problem is, that I can’t figure out how to build just a subset of the projects included in the solution. I know how to use the configuration manager to create custom solution configuration that will build/deploy a selection of...
I'm attempting to pull the latest version of source code out of TFS programmatically using the SDK, and what I've done somehow does not work: string workspaceName = "MyWorkspace"; string projectPath = "/TestApp"; string workingDirectory = "C:\Projects\Test\TestApp"; VersionControlServer sourceControl; // actually instantiated before th...
I am unsure if I have a bug or my understanding of labeling in TFS is faulty. I have a situation where I have a file I expect to have a specific label assigned to it. I have 2 projects, the main project and the 3rd party project. I apply a label to both. When I do a find for a specific version on one file in 3rd party project using...
We have a TFS 2008 project with two branches ("Main" and "NewFeature"). Each is a complete, independent "copy" (variant) of the source code. By changing the workspace mappings, we can map either variant onto our local PCs and have been working with both branches with no problems. However, if I set up the mappings to switch our build se...
I would like to get some visibility of what changes have gone into our TFS build. Is there some way of finding out all of the resolved work items that have gone into the last X number of builds up to a certain date? Could this be done by creating some kind of TFS report or query. If so, has this been done before? [UPDATE] I have disco...
A followup to this question, Building select projects only with Team Foundation Build: I’ve now successfully “isolated” three of the projects in a solution with 20+ projects. One of the three projects is a test project, which contains unit tests for one of the other projects (a class library). Team Build is running fine, just the three ...
is there a good way in Team Explorer (or other) to take a folder and get a list of all the branch points in it? I have some legacy source that was cut up and branched into a nicer folder structure. This legacy source has been supported while the new project was stabilized and now i need to take those bug fixes up to the new structure but...
Hello I have a TFS 2010 beta 2 installation on a server 2008 r2, with a full instalation of sql server 2008 developer with SP1. I want to enable the reporting capabilities of TFS, but i can't get to connect TFS with analysis services. The app Tier - Reporting - Edit Dialog keeps me saying that the analysis server cannot be reached. I h...
Gentlemen, We have a standard branch architechture where we have a development branch for each team common integration branch (from where all development branches are branched) and production branch branched from Inregration. During development phase I make lots of commits into development branch. At the end of the phase I merge my cha...
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I use TFS 2008 for source control with Visual Studio 2008 at my office. I have previously used Subversion (and even source safe) and found it much easier to find information than using the panel "Source Control Explorer" inside visual studio. Are there any better designed alternatives to be able to do my common source control tasks? ...
I'm attempting to make use of configuration transformations in a continuous integration environment. I need a way to tell the TFS build agent to perform the transformations. I was kind of hoping it would just work after discovering the config transform files (web.qa-release.config, web.production-release.config, etc...). But it doesn't....
Hi Has the team explorer a search dialog for TFS items without to create a query? Are there any third party tools for searching TFS items with full-text searches? ...
Hi, I am new to both WPF and WCF, and have a WPF app that has a service reference to a WCF one. I have all sorts of files created under Service References/MyService. I am not so sure which need to go into source control and which don't. I have a .disco, a .datasource, a .wsdl, 3 .xsds, 2 configuration.svcinfos, a Reference.cs, and a Ref...
Let's say I have my TFS team project setup the way I want it, and all the code between my machine and the team project is in sync (i.e. if I do a get latest it says everything is up to date). What I would like to do is test whether or not I can pull the project back down to my local machine from TFS source control have everything work p...
Hello, If I use MOSS 2007 or Sharepoint Services 3.0 with TFS do I need a license or is there an implicit license with TFS, like there is for SQL Server. Thanks, ray. ...
If I've started making changes, and then realize that I should have branched first, i assumed that if I create a branch "from version by workspace" I would get a new branch with my workspace version in the branch. But It doesn't seem to work that way so I'm now confused about the different options in branching "from version" with Team F...
I'm using TFS and C# and I want to programmatically get a list of files that have changed between 2 different folders. I want to be able to enter the path & label, just like the Compare option in the Source Control Explorer in Visaul Studio. thanks, John. ...