checkin-policy

I'm working on creating a Visual Studio 2017 custom Check-In Policy extension. My current solution is structured as follows: Note: I am taking advantage of the new NuGet PackageReference approach, which is why there is no packages.config file. I believe I have setup my VSIX manifest appropriately since everything works perfectly when I don't reference Microsoft.Net.Http (originally I was hard-coding in values instead of retrieving the values). I'm not sure why the Microsoft.TeamFoundationServer.ExtendedClient NuGet package being included doesn't cause any issues, whereas the Microsoft.Net.Http

We have using TFS as version control. Currently the project management is done through our local PMS application. We have a requirement like when a team member check in the project, show a custom dialog for entering task details and update our local pms database. I want to show a custom dialog box that and/or after the check-in command is invoked. Also ensure that only successful submission of task details through this custom dialog boxes, we can checkin the projects. jessehouwing Creating your own checkin policy You can do this through a Check-in policy. Check out my blog post on interacting