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Feb 21, 2006
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TFS MSSCCI Provider Beta 2 is available — disable strong name validation

Buck Hodges

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 asse...

Source Control
Feb 20, 2006
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Updating TFS event listeners to work with RC and RTM releases

Buck Hodges

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 TFS eve...

Source Control
Feb 20, 2006
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Branch and merge and other useful posts

Buck Hodges

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.

Team Foundation ServerSource Control
Feb 20, 2006
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List of tools and add-ins for TFS

Buck Hodges

Richard Hundhasen mentioned that he's trying to keep a list of tools and add-ins for TFS at http://teamsystemexperts.com/widgets.aspx.

Team Foundation ServerSource Control
Feb 18, 2006
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Permission tool beta: One tool to set permissions for TFS, SharePoint, and Reporting

Buck Hodges

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 the to...

Team Foundation Server
Feb 17, 2006
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Renaming folders that are explicitly mapped

Buck Hodges

Internally, someone wanted to rename a folder and received an error instead of having the folder moved.  When trying to rename $/ProjectA/Folder1 to $/ProjectB/Folder1, the user received the error message, "TF14097: Cannot rename $ProjectA/Folder1 when it has a working folder mapping assigned to it."If you run into that, here's what it means. ...

Team Foundation ServerSource Control
Feb 8, 2006
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TFS Version Control post summary

Buck Hodges

Now that the RC is out, I thought I'd post a summary with links to version control posts from the last several months that I think are relevant. Clark Sell posted a VSTS JumpStart with useful links as well.Here are some posts from James Manning you may find useful. For those of you out there who want to add your own "power toy" to enhance the ...

Feb 7, 2006
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Using Team Foundation in Eclipse with the TeamPrise plug-in

Buck Hodges

I'm still catching up on what's been going on, and I found this on Grace Francisco's blog.  I've highlighted the end of the summary where it mentions using TeamPrise on Linux. MSDN Webcast: Accessing Visual Studio 2005 Team System Using the Teamprise Plug-In for Eclipse (Level 200) Find out how you can use the Teamprise Plug-in for Eclipse to ...

Source Control
Feb 7, 2006
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How to upgrade to Team Foundation RC

Buck Hodges

The Team Foundation RC should be available for download sometime today, and Jeff Beehler provided a high-level description of what's changed.  His first point is the most significant.  There are many, many bug fixes in the RC compared to beta 3.  For version control, merge has improved the most.  It's quite a bit faster and more...

Team Foundation ServerSource Control
Feb 6, 2006
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VSTS Load Test team bloggers: Ed Glas, Bill Barnett, Josh Christie

Buck Hodges

One of the many great parts of Visual Studio Team System is Load Testing.  As one of the three original projects here in the Durham, North Carolina office, it was known as Ocracoke originally (Version Control was Hatteras, and Work Item Tracking was Currituck -- all three are islands in the North Carolina Outer Banks).The Load Testing team con...