Ignore all NuGet packages in TFS
I didn’t want to add the NuGet packages of my Visual Studio solution to TFS, because I download all NuGet packages during build. To exclude all NuGet packages from TFS: Add a folder
I didn’t want to add the NuGet packages of my Visual Studio solution to TFS, because I download all NuGet packages during build. To exclude all NuGet packages from TFS: Add a folder
If you want to undo some changes from a specific user, you can use: Change directory to folder containing "tf.exe" • cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0\Common7\IDE" Check the status of
If you use the Team Foundation Service (on visualstudio.com) as your source control system, you can build your sources in the cloud, but access the build outputs locally. Just start a new project on visualstudio.com
The screencast below explains, how different teams can layout their Kanban board, without changing the default process template statuses "New", "Active", "Resolved", "Closed" http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Customize-your-kanban-board-columns-in-Team-Foundation-ServiceServer Example Team A (less columns, then statuses) Backlog | Active
A .NET 4.0 assembly containing a custom Team Foundation Build Activity can only be dragged and dropped from the toolbox on your build process template XAML file, when it is first registered in the GAC.
We finally got access to the Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Service Preview. To learn more about this source control in the cloud thing, check: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/visualstudioalm/archive/2011/09/14/learning-about-team-foundation-service-preview.aspx
If you want to compare two files on disk that are not checked in to TFS, by using Microsoft Visual Studio, you can use the following steps: 1. Open Microsoft Visual Studio > Team Explorer
I was getting the warning / error in the MSBUILD output CSC: Assembly generation — Referenced assembly ‘mscorlib.dll’ targets a different processor in MSBUILD After setting the [MSBuild Platform] to [X86] in the build
When you use different (virtual) machines to check out files in Microsoft TFS 2010, different workspaces are used. If you forget to check in a file on machine A, you can’t check that specific in
We used the TFS Best Practices Guide on CodePlex for deploying and using our TFS server: http://tfsguide.codeplex.com/ Based on this guide we used the following TFS Structure: $MyTeamProject1 /Main à Can