Git alternative to a shelveset in TFS
I use git for my personal projects, so I have never run into any issues with Git, however I had a discussion at work today and its something that I haven’t thought about.
Git alternative to a shelveset in TFS
I use git for my personal projects, so I have never run into any issues with Git, however I had a discussion at work today and its something that I haven’t thought about.
Git alternative to a shelveset in TFS
I use git for my personal projects, so I have never run into any issues with Git, however I had a discussion at work today and its something that I haven’t thought about.
Git alternative to a shelveset in TFS
I use git for my personal projects, so I have never run into any issues with Git, however I had a discussion at work today and its something that I haven’t thought about.
Git alternative to a shelveset in TFS
I use git for my personal projects, so I have never run into any issues with Git, however I had a discussion at work today and its something that I haven’t thought about.
How do I manage a JavaScript library with TFS?
I know that I can share files between Visual Studio projects using linked files and assemblies using project references. Is there a good approach for JavaScripts? I’d rather not use linked files since it doesn’t allow projects to have their own version of the script.
Should XmlDocument.xml be Included in Source Control
In a Web API 2 project, in the project properties, I have enabled the output of an XML documentation file.
Putting together a business case for moving to git from TFS? [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
Putting together a business case for moving to git from TFS? [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
GitFlow with TFS 2013, bumping versions
We have TFS 2013 only for version control, Team City for building, a Nuget server and Visual Studio 2013. Little late in the game but we haven’t set guidelines for getting code from development into a build and package management process. Git-Flow as shown below will work for most of our projects (i.e. we need only one development line). We aren’t forced into TFS but I would like to see if GitFlow can work even with TFS (note: not much prior experience with TFS instead Git). With TFS 2013+ merging a branch like release below should be possible into master? There was a restriction (I think) with pre-2013 TFS that branch merging was only possible back to it’s origin (i.e. development in the release case).