问题
I have a Team Foundation Server 2013 code structure like follows...
$/TeamProject/Application/AllTheCodeFiles
...but I'd like to refactor to have...
$/TeamProject/Application/Trunk/AllTheCodeFiles
Which will allow me to implement a branching and merging strategy moving forward by creating "Release" branches at the same level as "Trunk".
If I try to either branch or move the Application directory into Trunk, I get the error message:
The target item $/TeamProject/Application/Trunk cannot be under the source item $/TeamProject/Application.
So, here's the process that I followed, it feels wrong and I'm guessing that there's a more efficient way of doing this.
- Rename
$/TeamProject/Applicationto$/TeamProject/Application-trunk - Create a new
$/TeamProject/Applicationdirectory - Move
$/TeamProject/Application-trunkto$/TeamProject/Application/Trunk
After doing this, history is associated with $/TeamProject/Application not $/TeamProject/Application/Trunk. My question is this, someone who knows more would do this in what manner?
回答1:
I've just gone through what I would do on my Test TFVC and things seem OK version history wise.
Here are the steps:
- Start with
$/TeamProject/Application/ - Create a Folder at
$/TeamProject/Application/Main/(TFVC Convention - Trunk is SVN) - Check in pending changes.
- Move all files and folders from
$/TeamProject/Application/to$/TeamProject/Application/Main/ - Check in pending changes.
- Convert
$/TeamProject/Application/Main/to a branch.
Here's the history of a file that was added (C58) and edited (C59) before the move (C62) and then edited (C63) after the move:
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25434080/tfs-branching-or-moving-under-source-item