How can I permanently delete a folder/file under TFS 2005 source control? I know about the tf destroy command, but that only works with TFS 2008. I also know about the TFS PowerPack at CodePlex, but I want to know if there is a built-in tool to achieve this. ...
I am trying to understand the history of my codebase, which resides in TFS 2005, and I encountered a changeset where all changes were marked as both branch and merge. Name Change Folder ------------------------------------------------ A.cs merge, branch $/Root/Solution/Project I am unable to find anything (especia...
In Visual Studio 2005, in the TFS Source Control Explorer, these is a top-level node for the TFS Server itself, with a child node for each Team Project. Right-clicking either the server node or the node for a Team Project gives a context menu on which there is a View History item. Selecting this gives you a History window showing the las...
Hello, I'm running into a frequent issue where TFS2005 pops up an error when I attempt to check in changes. (Sorry, I do not currently have the text of the message recorded.) Attempting to check it back in indicates there is nothing to do and indeed a compare shows the items to be the same and the server version having my changes. Ho...
Due to a workspace path length limitation, I had to shorten the workspace path mappings used by one of my team builds. To my surprise, each time I launch my build, it's being somehow overwritten by with the previous path mappings. I deleted the Team Foundation cache (C:\Documents and Settings\TFS_BuildService\Local Settings\Application ...
Our shop is set up with a Team Foundation 2005 server but all development work is done in Visual Studio 2008. What I would like to be able to do is write a program that examines the build history of a given Build Definition and extract out the test results to produce pretty graphs of the sort that Team Build really doesn't give. Howeve...
You see 162489 and 162990, How can I merge them ? ...
If I leave out a file when checking in, or accidentally include a file I don't want in a check in, is there a way to modify the changeset that was created? ...