问题
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 installed:
tf history $/ -r | ? { $_.comment -like findme }
So I assumed power tools had to be installed... Apparently however, it seems tf.exe is INCLUDED with Visual Studio as it's located in
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0\Common7\IDE
(for me at least). Anyway, I tried running:
tf history $/myprojectpath -r
and that too, opens a ui... on a whim however, I tried to redirect output:
tf history $/myprojectpath -r >> file.txt
and that seemed to do exactly what I needed...
Asked and answered... sorry gang :/
回答1:
I was referring to How do I find and view a TFS changeset by comment text?, and the accepted answer states
With the Power Tools installed:
tf history $/ -r | ? { $_.comment -like findme }
So I assumed power tools had to be installed... Apparently however, it seems tf.exe is INCLUDED with Visual Studio as it's located in
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0\Common7\IDE
(for me at least). Anyway, I tried running:
tf history $/myprojectpath -r
and that too, opens a ui... on a whim however, I tried to redirect output:
tf history $/myprojectpath -r >> file.txt
and that seemed to do exactly what I needed...
Asked and answered... sorry gang :/
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21123414/tfs-2013-how-to-get-changeset-comments-into-a-text-file