tfs2008

At work we use TFS, and I'm trying to get the Git-TFS tool to work so that I have more flexibility when working with local commits before pushing them to our TFS repo. I have this working, but when I do a git tfs ct , it checks all my commits into one TFS changeset. Am I missing something, or is this how it's supposed to work? If it doesn't push each of my commits individually to TFS as separate changesets, then it seems to defeat the purpose of using git-tfs in the first place. I use the rcheckin command which commits your new git changesets to tfs one at a time, rebasing the remaining

I'm working on one sub-module of a large project for which is use VSTS 2008. I have a need to rollback the module to an earlier version (about 4 check-ins previous). I tried to do this in the Visual Studio UI, and finally realized there is no option to rollback. After some research, I determined there is a power tools download that purports to support rollback via a command-line tool. However, there appears to be virtually no documentation for it. Can anyone describe step by step how to rollback to a previous version in VS2008? (Using Power Tools or otherwise). Bonus question--anyone know if

I have a Visual Studio 2010 MVC 3 application with unit tests projects in it. I have a TFS 2008 build definition to build the solution. On the build agent i have got following installed VS2008 team system developer edition VS2010 Professional installed I have updated the msbuildpath in the tfsservice.exe.config to .NET 4 farmework Deleted all the workspaces Have followed all the steps at http://blog.aggregatedintelligence.com/2011/03/vs2010-tfs-2008-and-unit-tests.html But when i run the build I get the following error:- Using "TestToolsTask" task from assembly "c:\Program Files\Microsoft

As the resident TFS admin, on occasion I am asked to undo a checkout (usually a lock) that a user has on a certain file checked into source control. How do you undo another user's checkout? brett rogers There are at least 2 different ways to do this: Command Line There is a command-line utility called Tf.exe that comes with Team Explorer. Find the documentation here . It can be accessed by launching a Visual Studio Command Prompt window. The syntax of the command is: tf undo [/workspace:workspacename[;workspaceowner]] [/server:servername] [/recursive] itemspec [/noprompt] For one file tf undo

Let's assume that some developer in my team shelved his changes that he did in branch A. And I am working on branch B. Can I unshelve his changes into branch B? (By GUI or command prompt) Curt Hagenlocher The Visual Studio Power Tools should let you do this. C:\src\2\Merlin\Main>tfpt unshelve /? tfpt unshelve - Unshelve into workspace with pending changes Allows a shelveset to be unshelved into a workspace with pending changes. Merges content between local and shelved changes. Allows migration of shelved changes from one branch into another by rewriting server paths. Usage: tfpt unshelve