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    Buck Hodges

    Azure DevOps (formerly VSTS and Team Foundation Server)

    February 2006 | Buck Hodges

    Working around not being able to delete a work item type
    Working around not being able to delete a work item type
    AvatarBuck HodgesFebruary 24, 2006Feb 24, 200602/24/06
    The following question came up in the forum:  "How do I delete the custom work item type that I created?"  Tony Edwards posted the following.  One other thing that comes to my mind is to have a second server to use for experimentation before applying changes to the production server. It is not possible in v1 [to delete work item...

    0Team Foundation ServerWork Item Tracking
    Listing the process templates on a TFS server
    Listing the process templates on a TFS server
    AvatarBuck HodgesFebruary 24, 2006Feb 24, 200602/24/06
    In response to a forum question about how to list the process templates on the server, Tony Edwards, a developer on Work Item Tracking, posted the following code snippet showing how to do it.  The TeamFoundationServer object provides a number of services, including one for dealing with process templates. Here is  a simple ...

    0Team Foundation ServerTFS API
    Want to influence the next version of TFS?  Now is the time!
    Want to influence the next version of TFS? Now is the time!
    AvatarBuck HodgesFebruary 22, 2006Feb 22, 200602/22/06
    Brian Harry has a new post requesting your input for the next version of TFS.  The team has just started planning for TFS, so now is the best time to let him know what you would like to have in the next version. Team Foundation Server and the Future With V1 now mostly behind us we're starting to look ahead to what comes next.  We're ...

    0Source ControlTeam Foundation Server
    Determining the amount of space required to store files and work items
    Determining the amount of space required to store files and work items
    AvatarBuck HodgesFebruary 22, 2006Feb 22, 200602/22/06
    Recently someone asked how to estimate the space required for the databases on a Team Foundation Server.  To do that, we can take a look at our own dogfood server to see where the space goes.  With that information and some knowledge of how the system works, we can come up with a useful way to estimate the approximate space required ...

    0Source ControlTeam Foundation Server
    Robert Horvick’s blog posts on branch and merge history
    Robert Horvick’s blog posts on branch and merge history
    AvatarBuck HodgesFebruary 21, 2006Feb 21, 200602/21/06
    Robert Horvick, now a dev on the version control team, has been writing a series of posts on using the branch and merge API methods.  If you want to explore that area, I recommend checking out his posts.Following merge history using the TFS command line is the introductory look at what he's trying to do.  Then he walks through ...

    0Source ControlTeam Foundation Server
    TFS MSSCCI Provider Beta 2 is available — disable strong name validation
    TFS MSSCCI Provider Beta 2 is available — disable strong name validation
    AvatarBuck HodgesFebruary 21, 2006Feb 21, 200602/21/06
    As has been announced in several different blogs, the second beta of the MSSCCI provider is available, providing VS integration for users with VS 2003 and earlier (you cannot use it with VS 2005, because we provide the full experience with Team Explorer in VS 2005). For it to work, you will need to disable strong name validation for the beta 2...

    0Source Control
    Updating TFS event listeners to work with RC and RTM releases
    Updating TFS event listeners to work with RC and RTM releases
    AvatarBuck HodgesFebruary 20, 2006Feb 20, 200602/20/06
    You may have read before about the fact that the TFS protocol version number changed between beta 3 and RC.  As a result, you have to upgrade pre-RC clients when you upgrade the server to RC or RTM (the version number for RTM should be the same as RC).The other thing you'll need to update is any web services that you have subscribed to ...

    0Source Control
    Branch and merge and other useful posts
    Branch and merge and other useful posts
    AvatarBuck HodgesFebruary 20, 2006Feb 20, 200602/20/06
    Rob Caron pointed out a post over at Vertigo Software regarding the tf.exe command line (I like the command line too, but I'm biased :-).  There's also a nice post on branching and merging, along with quite a few other useful posts.  Check it out...

    0Source ControlTeam Foundation Server
    List of tools and add-ins for TFS
    List of tools and add-ins for TFS
    AvatarBuck HodgesFebruary 20, 2006Feb 20, 200602/20/06
    Richard Hundhasen mentioned that he's trying to keep a list of tools and add-ins for TFS at http://teamsystemexperts.com/widgets.aspx...

    0Source ControlTeam Foundation Server
    Permission tool beta: One tool to set permissions for TFS, SharePoint, and Reporting
    Permission tool beta: One tool to set permissions for TFS, SharePoint, and Reporting
    AvatarBuck HodgesFebruary 18, 2006Feb 18, 200602/18/06
    There have been quite a few requests for a single place to set permissions in TFS, SharePoint, and SQL Reporting Services.  The Developer Aftermarket Community Solutions team in Developer Division at Microsoft just released the first beta of an administration tool for this purpose.  Kannan, the lead developer on ...

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