问题
Currently we have a team project in TFS 2010 named MyApp that was put in years ago. I would like to create MAIN and DEV branches as described in the ALM Rangers guide. I know it would've been easier if the existing team project was created with the branches initially, but that's in the past. I don't want to lose the version history in the existing project.
Is it possible to create those branches (or at least a DEV branch) without affecting the existing project?
UPDATE My folder structure looks something like this (bold is folder, italic is file):
- server\DefaultCollection
- MyApp
- Lib
- packages
- Repositories
- MVCClient
- MyApp.sln
- MyApp
回答1:
There's not a great solution to this, but here's one option:
Create a MAIN folder. Copy all your source under this folder. Convert MAIN to a branch. Branch DEV from MAIN.
Keep your old source code around (the stuff not under the MAIN folder) for history purposes.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26896819/tfs-create-main-and-development-branch-from-existing-team-project