alkampfer on June 3rd, 2010

With Tfs Build you have a great flexibility on how to execute your unit tests. First of all you can decide to execute only tests of a certain category, or with a certain priority, but one of the most interesting feature is the ability to execute them in another machine with the helps of a [...]



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alkampfer on May 10th, 2010

If you look at the previous post, I answered a little problem that can occur when saving a Work Item in TFS with API. A common question that arise from people when they begin to work with the WIT api is “how can I make possible for users of my application to edit a WIT?” [...]



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Today my dear friend Matteo asked me some help with a snippet of code to insert a WIT into a TFS. The snippet was the following one.

1: Dim tfs As New TeamFoundationServer("http://tfs2010test:8080/tfs/defaultcollection",

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Continue reading about Create a Work Item By code in TFS returns TF237124, Work Item is not ready to save

Some days ago I tried TFS Integration Platform to sync a project (Dexter) from codeplex to a local test TFS with Lab Management capabilities enabled. At that time the sync process did not work very well, the server take a long time before raising an exception and I did not have time to investigate further.
Yesterday [...]



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alkampfer on April 29th, 2010

I think that Power Tools are indeed a must-have for every person that works with TFS. The new April 2010 version has a couple of commands that are really interesting. They are called AddProjectPortal and AddProjectReports and are used to create project portal and reports for Team Project that currently does not have one.
This commands [...]



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