More adventures with DeleteTeamProject.exe
Still trying to kill a site... Pretty much the answer is that you can clean up most of the database stuff, but you'll always see it in the VS2005 Team Explorer. But, here's how to get the …
Read more →Author: Richard Hundhausen
The VSTS team is finishing up its first series of webcasts. These provide both a wide overview of the product and a number of deep drill downs on specific technologies within the product.
You can find …
Read more →Rob Caron - Team System "Blogfather"
To those of you who have worked with Team System for a while, this post is redundant -- EVERYONE knows Rob Caron's blog. But if you're new to Team System, you need to go to Rob Caron's blog, …
Read more →There's a nice little utility out there for Team System. It allows you to delete a team project. You know, those Foo1 and MyTest projects you create right away? Right! Well, …
Read more →Visual Studio 2005 Team System - Bugs and Annoyances (V) (with some fixes)
And the start of another list.
Enabling code coverage for a web service doesn't use the new name of Code Analysis, it still says "Enable FxCop" (but when doing anything but web services, the checkbox …
Read more →Ognjen had the same problem with very sluggish performance in his TFS. He had the presence of mind to post his question to the MSDN newsgroups, and get the answer from Mike Attili, who redircted …
Read more →Team Foundation Server - Performance Fix
You've gotta see this post by Buck Hodges! There is VERY heavy load on TFS, and it's because in Beta 2 the refresh rate for Analysis Services was set to 2 minutes instead of the normal 60 …
Read more →Visual Studio 2005 Team System - Bugs and Annoyances (IV)
And a few more bugs and annoyances.
1) When you implement an application (i.e. Web Service) from the Application Diagram, you are not prompted to check the resulting project to source …
Read more →VSLive Keynote by Prashant Sridharan "Building a Customer-Focused Visual Studio"
Visual Studio 2005 will be the most customer-focused suite of development tools ever released by Microsoft. This was the message delivered this morning by Prashant Sridharan, senior product manager of …
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