One of the great advantage of using Tfs on Azure, called Team Foundation Service, is that you never should worry for update of the server, because everything is managed by the TFS team. If you already have an account, you probably noticed that the UI is radically changed, as described in Brian Harry’s post, new [...]
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Shelvesets are a really useful concept in TFS, and you should be aware that thanks to Power Tools you can even do a Merge during an Unshelve in case of conflicts. As an example suppose this simple and stupid scenario, you have this code. Figure 1: Original Code Now lets generate a conflict with Shelveset; [...]
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Suppose you have this scenario, a team is working on company office to create some software that communicate with some complex hardware that will be deployed to a foreign country. When is time to set up everything in production the team goes physically to that foreign country and they will modify the software on the [...]
In this post of Mr. Brian Harry some of the news regarding TFS 11 VCS are unveiled. While there is still no DVCS, there are a lot of improvements with the introduction of “local workspacesâ€. Actually TFS Workspaces status is kept on the server, so whenever you issue a GetLatest, the server check the status [...]
Microsoft releases a Virtual Machine with TFS and VS 2010 with some test data and hands on labs, that are really useful for demo or just to try out the new functionalities. The machine have a 6 month expiration, and the old version expired today. If you still want to use them you can download [...]
