Rename a TFS Project Collection
Author: Simon Reindl
I was asked the other day how to rename a Team Project Collection.
There is a way, and it is more like a three card shuffle than anything else, and will work in TFS2010 and TFS2012.
The super quick …
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As usual, there is a whole pile of questions that …
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A tale of two error in the path to RC install.
I wanted to install the RC of TFS2012 to do some upgrade proving. To keep up to date the target is Windows Server 2012, running SQL 2012, and …
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This is one journey to upgrade TFS 2005 to TFS11
Key points if you are in a hurry You only get one chance at the upgrade, on the initial install. You need to do this as two upgrades TFS2005 –> …
Read more →SQL 2012 powered by Visual Studio
In case you hadn’t seen it, SQL Management Studio 2012 is now a Visual Studio powered tool.
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Nice…
Read more →Config To use the new version of TFS on a clean VM, I am going to use the following:
VMWare Virtual Machine, 2 Proc, 2 Core 2 GB RAM
Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 64 bit SQL2012 RC Enterprise – the …
Read more →TFS2010 Build output to a Custom Folder Structure
How to output TFS2010 build output to a subfolder The scenario that exists is that I need to build a more detailed tree structure in the build output. I was looking for the least intrusive means of …
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