问题
This question is related to the last change set id available in TFS, my query is , our tfs collection has multiple branches.I create a work space for each branch and build them.
Now my question is: i wanted to know the last local changeset id of the workspace with which i builded the solution.
For example, i build MAIN branch 2 days back, now i wanted to know the last local change set id that is available locally. I used History command but some how it is giving the server changeset not the local changeset id. Please help me in solving the problem.
here is my arguments
tf history $/MAIN /collection:tfscollection /format:Detailed /sort:Descending /stopafter:1" ;
thanks and best regards, vidya.
回答1:
In this case, you want to look at the history of your workspace version. TFS tracks (server-side) the versions of files you have locally and defines your workspace version to be the version of the files that you have locally. Contrast that with the latest version which is the current version on the server.
You can use a version spec to indicate what version you want to query, T for the latest version and W for your workspace version.
Another problem, however, is that your current query will only look at the history for the folder you're specifying - that is, when it was added or branched. You will need to perform a recursive query to example all changesets that affect (are beneath) the specified folder.
Thus, your query to get the latest version on the server becomes:
tf history $/MAIN /collection:tfscollection /version:T /recursive /stopafter:1 /format:detailed /noprompt
And to get your workspace version:
tf history $/MAIN /collection:tfscollection /version:W /recursive /stopafter:1 /format:detailed /noprompt
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17275709/last-local-or-current-changeset-id