We\'re using MS Visual Studio 2008. TFS seems to take into account the creation date of a file or something, to determine whether the files should be committed.
I have a nightly team build that is reporting errors from the test step but zero errors in the summary.This results in a partial success.
I have a nightly script that should build Debug and Release zip files then upload these via ftp to the client.
I had many problems installing Team Foundation Server 2005 (Workgroup) about six months ago for various reasons, and because other projects have taken priority, I never did finish. On top of that, we
I am looking at candidate changesets for a merge and I get some output I don\'t understand: tf merge /candidate /recursive $/Acme/Branches/Release/3.5 $/Acme/Trunk
Did anybo开发者_如何转开发dy see a domain model (information model) of Microsoft TFS (team foundation server)? Where it can be found? I need to understand ability to integrate it with other product.Th
What would be a good way to use Boost in a small team (< 10 people) and lower the time between joining the team and building the application as much as possible. I basically want a workflow like th
We\'re using TFS 2008 for our source control. We\'re currently doing embedded work so our actual build process is using Analog Devices VisualDSP++ IDE. However, we do still use labels on TFS. What I h
I merged a branch fro开发者_高级运维m an existing trunk and looks like all the new files in the branch came to this existing turnk as one project. Only problem is I said \"copy from source\" for the v
We have a tradtional layering architecture with business layer, service layer, model layer, etc. We have unit tests which test at least part of every production code assembly. I can see that they exec