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June DevDev TFS statistics

The biggest area of growth in the last month is in work item tracking activity.  The reason is that we hooked up a mirror between our "old" work item tracking system and TFS.  This means that changes in each system is being replicated into the other.  This has added some additional load to the server (although the increment is ...

New TFS MSSCCI Provider is available!

Today we have released an update to the TFS MSSCCI provider.  It is available for download here: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=87E1FFBD-A484-4C3A-8776-D560AB1E6198&displaylang=enTry it out and let us know what you think.  I've repeated the feature list from a previous blog post: Unfortuately this ...
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Tech Ed 2006

Last night I returned from Tech-Ed 2006.  I got  to do one presentation on TFS - sort of a "day in the life demo".  Unfortunately feeback was mixed - some people loved it but the pattern in the negative feedback was that the screen resolution was too high making it too hard to see and that I tried to cover too much stuff and ...
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Stuff in the pipe for Team Foundation Server

Just a brief note about stuff coming down the pipe for TFS... MSSCCI Provider We are working on a new release of the MSSCCI provider.  It will have a variety of fixes for bugs that you have reported and that we have found internally.  Some of the notable improvements include: We're expecting to have this new ...
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TFS statistics queries

You know how it goes - somehow there's just never enough days in the week to get everything done you want to get done.  A couple of weeks ago I promised to post the queries I use to collecting statistics on our server - and other than feeling bad about it, I haven't done much. I'm at Tech Ed this week and looking for any excuse to avoid ...