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Mar 15, 2011
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TFS 2010 SP1: Unknown error (0x80005000) (type COMException) – Make sure IIS 6 compat mode is turned on

Buck Hodges

[Update 3/16/11]  There is a KB article with TFS 2010 SP1 installation troubleshooting should you hit problems: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2516423. Problem A customer ran into this issue, and I want to post it to help anyone else who hits it.  The symptom is that you install Service Pack 1 for Team Foundation Server 2010, and it fa...

Team Foundation ServerTFS 2010
Feb 13, 2011
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The book to buy on team build: Using MSBuild and Team Foundation Build, Second Edition

Buck Hodges

If you are responsible for work with your team’s build system, you will definitely want to buy a copy of Inside the Microsoft Build Engine: Using MSBuild and Team Foundation Build (Second Edition).  Both of the authors now work for Microsoft.  William Bartholomew is part of the central engineering team and has been building the infrastruc...

Team Foundation ServerTeam BuildTFS 2010
Feb 12, 2011
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Web projects and team build

Buck Hodges

Vishal Joshi, lead program manager for web platform tools, has a great blog covering using various project types with Team Foundation Build.  Here’s a selection of his posts on using team build, which I highly recommend if you are working with web projects. Technorati Tags: team foundation,build,web projects,team build

Team Foundation ServerTeam BuildTFS 2010
Jan 31, 2011
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Can you downgrade from SQL Enterprise to SQL Standard?

Buck Hodges

Question: Can a TFS 2010 Team Project Collection (TPC) on SQL Server 2008 Enterprise be down converted to SQL Server Standard 2008 edition? Answer: This is covered in the 2010 Upgrade guide post. The script is: exec prc_EnablePrefixCompression @online = 0, @disable = 1 (answer provided by Ed Holloway)

Team Foundation ServerTFS 2010
Jan 29, 2011
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Code metrics command line tool

Buck Hodges

[UPDATE 3/24/12]  You can find a real code metrics activity here as part of the Community TFS Build Extensions. Cameron Skinner has announced a new command line tool for generating code metrics.  We’ve long gotten requests to be able to generate code metrics from the build.  Prior to this tool, code metrics c...

Team Foundation ServerTeam BuildTFS 2010
Jan 27, 2011
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Changes to the work item type schema reference docs

Buck Hodges

The folks who produce our documentation continue to experiment and find ways to improve our documentation.  The most recent change involves consolidating docs.  I’d encourage you to take a look and give them feedback. Significant Changes Made to Streamline the Content for Work Item Type Schema Reference A move has been afoot to...

Team Foundation ServerTFS 2010Work Item Tracking
Dec 16, 2010
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Join the TFS development team and help shape the industry

Buck Hodges

Do you want to be a developer on the TFS team, solve challenging problems, and break new ground in ALM?  Then join the TFS development team in Redmond, WA.You’ll notice that we mention cloud computing with Azure below.  If you saw the PDC keynote demos this year, you saw some early work on getting TFS running on Azure.  If you ...

Team Foundation Server
Nov 11, 2010
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Help improve MSDN – give them your feedback

Buck Hodges

Please take a moment to provide feedback to the documentation team on the changes they’ve made recently.  They want to know what you think.  Thanks! We need your input on how well our improvements to the MSDN Library content work for you. Allen Clark has reorganized the topic: "Extending Visual Studio Application Lifecycle Managem...

Team Foundation Server
Aug 30, 2010
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How to figure out whether a change has made it to another branch

Buck Hodges

[UPDATE 11/5/12] I wanted to add that when using either the hierarchy view or the track changeset view, you can use Ctrl-C when the window has focus to get an image of it copied to the clipboard rather than having to use a screenshot tool. One of the great features in TFS 2010 is the ability to track changesets across branches. A prime user sc...

Team Foundation ServerSource ControlTFS 2010