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DYK #4 : unshelve with local pending changes

 You might already have been in the situation where you wanted to unshelve a stored shelveset when having local changes to files that were also changed in the stored shelveset. Out-of-the-box with TFS...

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Visual differences of changesets via command-line

Scenario : as a developer you want to manually view all the differences between the two last changesets without having to spend your time reviewing file after file in the UI differences window. Go the...

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Branching in TFS2010: atomic operation without pending changes

Currently in TFS2008 when you create a new branch in your version control structure, all files are copied to your local worspace and marked as pending changes. This means that a branch in TFS2008 is...

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TFS2010: Visualization of merging partial changes in changeset

Yesterday (during the Source Code Management session of Brian Harry at TechEd 2009 in Berlin), I noticed for the first time that merging partial changes in a changeset is also clearly visible...

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Deleted Team Projects still visible in Source Control Explorer

Today I bumped into a solution for deleting deleted Team Projects (yip, that’s right: deleting Team Projects that should have been already deleted). A while ago we noticed that Team Projects in TFS2008...

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Techdays Belgium 2010 – Session details

This year I presented a session at Techdays Belgium on Branching & Merging with Team Foundation Server 2010. The session slides can be downloaded in the download section of this blog. Watch...

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The Gated Check-in build in TFS2010

Everybody should be already familiar with Continuous Integration or should I say Continuous Building? Automatically building a development codeline after a check-in is often not immediately followed by...

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Integration of Dynamics CRM 2011 solutions with TFS

Some weeks ago I was asked for a proof of concept to design a TFS 2010 solution to fully (not less than 100%) automate a complex Dynamics CRM 2011 deployment for various environments (dev / test /...

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Version Control with Team Foundation Server 2010

On February 15, I will do a Microsoft Live Webcast on “What you should know about Version Control in Team Foundation Server 2010”. Unlike Visual SourceSafe (VSS), which relied on a file-based storage...

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Destroying deleted branches in TFS

Everyone using a version control system will have ever used a delete command to delete files/folders which are not required anymore. Team Foundation Verion Control (TFVC) treats a delete [tf delete] as...

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