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    Buck Hodges

    Azure DevOps (formerly VSTS and Team Foundation Server)

    September 2006 | Page 2 of 3 | Buck Hodges

    Customizing the new TreeDiff power toy
    Customizing the new TreeDiff power toy
    Avatar Buck Hodges September 13, 2006 Sep 13, 2006 09/13/06
    If you haven't seen the new TreeDiff, you can see a screen shot in Brian Harry's post about the new release.  It provides a VSS-style project difference tool that allows you not only to see what's changed but also reconcile changes.Tan Phan, a developer on the version control client team, has written a post describing how to customize the...

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    What do you want in the way of power toy checkin policies?
    What do you want in the way of power toy checkin policies?
    Avatar Buck Hodges September 13, 2006 Sep 13, 2006 09/13/06
    Mario Rodriguez, a program manager on TFS version control, is seeking your input on what you need in the way of checkin policies for a future power toys release.  An example might be a policy that wraps another policy to provide path filtering to more precisely control what files are subject to a particular checkin policy.Please...

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    Getting web sites precompiled with Team Build
    Getting web sites precompiled with Team Build
    Avatar Buck Hodges September 13, 2006 Sep 13, 2006 09/13/06
    Aaron Hallberg wrote a great post explaining how to build precompiled web sites with Team Build.  The problem is that building them does not, by default, produce precompiled websites where all of the code is in dlls and removed from the ASP.NET source files. Team Build and aspnet_compiler.exe ... Because Team Build typically compiles...

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    How to handle “The path X is already mapped in workspace Y”
    How to handle “The path X is already mapped in workspace Y”
    Avatar Buck Hodges September 12, 2006 Sep 12, 2006 09/12/06
    This has come up before on the forums, but I don't think I've ever posted about it here.  Today I saw a reference to the TFS Workspace Gotcha! post in today's Team System Rocks VSTS Links roundup.  There's a command to deal with the problem, but it's not obvious.Here's the post. I have been working with a team that has recently ...

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    Sample reports that use the TFS reporting feature
    Sample reports that use the TFS reporting feature
    Avatar Buck Hodges September 9, 2006 Sep 9, 2006 09/9/06
    If you are interested in the TFS reporting feature, you may want to check out the sample reports in the zip file attached to the following blog post. Sample Team System Reports This attachment contains a variety of samples, experiments and untested reports for use with the Team Foundation Data warehouse. There is a brief overview document ...

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    TFS API documentation is now on the MSDN web site
    TFS API documentation is now on the MSDN web site
    Avatar Buck Hodges September 8, 2006 Sep 8, 2006 09/8/06
    Rob Caron mentioned that the SDK documentation is now on the MSDN web site.  That SDK documentation includes the Team Foundation Server API documentation.  Last year I pointed out where to find the version control documentation in the massive download that is the VS SDK, but you don't need to do that now.So, the good news is that the...

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    More power: New power toy release (tfpt) includes VSS-style project difference!
    More power: New power toy release (tfpt) includes VSS-style project difference!
    Avatar Buck Hodges September 7, 2006 Sep 7, 2006 09/7/06
    [UPDATE 8/9/07]  I fixed the broken link to the power tools page.Brian Harry announced the latest release of the Team Foundation Power Toys in the post, New TFS Power Toys Available!.  In his post he gives a quick description of each of the new commands and the major enhancements.One of the most important aspects of this release is ...

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    TFS tools on CodePlex
    TFS tools on CodePlex
    Avatar Buck Hodges September 7, 2006 Sep 7, 2006 09/7/06
    I ran two searches on CodePlex to see what folks are developing for TFS.  One search was for "TFS" and the other was for "Team Foundation," which I hope would be enough to catch them all.  The second search only yielded one additional project (Time Tracker).It's always cool to see what folks come up with.  Highly-motivated ...

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    Filtering the builds listed in work item tracking
    Filtering the builds listed in work item tracking
    Avatar Buck Hodges September 5, 2006 Sep 5, 2006 09/5/06
    As soon as folks start using Team Build, especially with some sort of continuous integration support, several issues pop up regarding the integration with work item tracking, including how not to have bad builds listed and how not to have every build from every build type listed.When TFS is installed, work item tracking adds a subscription, ...

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    Writing custom loggers for use with Team Build
    Writing custom loggers for use with Team Build
    Avatar Buck Hodges September 4, 2006 Sep 4, 2006 09/4/06
    If you you're interested in adding a custom logger to your build process in Team Build, Aaron walks you through the steps you need to know. Adding Custom Loggers to Team Build Yesterday we looked at using tasks to add customized build steps during a build.  Today I'd like to show you how to add a customized logger...

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