tfs2013

Is the Host Controller on Visual Studio Online now automatically restoring NuGet package before calling MSBuild? Previously I had to manually execute the following: nuget.exe restore MySolution.sln Now, when creating a new build in a new project, I noticed that I didn't need to do this. When looking at the build logs, I see this: This was a change in TFS 2013 Update 2 and is reflected in VS, TFS, and VSO... 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30037083/visualstudioonline-nuget-restore-now-built-in

We need to move our current TFS2010 installation to a new TFS2013 box but would like to have a testing period in which both instances are live before eventually sunsetting the TFS2010 instance. The TFS2013 instance would be used for testing only for the first few weeks. Just prior to sunsetting we would again migrate the TFS 2010 data again to the TFS2013 instance to get the most recent changes. The TFS2010 cannot be upgraded in place to TFS 2013 as its on 32 bit OS and my preference would be to remain conservative and keep the current production TFS2010 instance untouched during the testing

I am trying to create a workitem through code. Currently I am using the following code to set Assigned to. wi.Fields["System.AssignedTo"].Value = "TfsUser display name"; Currently I am setting the TFS user display name. I have following doubts. Is Display name in TFS is unique? If not how to set a unique name like account name as assigned to? Display new is the only value that you can use to at this field in a work item. You can query the user identity system and retrieve the display name from TFS for the user that you want. Mihnea What about newWorkItem.Fields[CoreField.AssignedTo].Value =

I'd like to get all changeset comments into a simple text file (to generate a changelog automatically). I tried doing this by querying TFS tables in SQL, but it's an undocumented black box... I read one post to run something like this: tf history $/ -r I got the latest TFS 2013 power tools, but that includes "tfpt" instead of "tf". "tfpt searchcs" opens a gui even if given command line arguments. Does anyone know how to accomplish what I'm requesting? EDIT: I was referring to this How do I find and view a TFS changeset by comment text? , and the accepted answer states With the Power Tools