Removing TFS bindings from solutions and projects
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When you try to open a solution that is under Team Foundation Server Version Control for a TFS that you don’t have access to, you will receive the message "The solution you are opening is bound to …
Read more →I have just finished delivering a Team Foundation Course today, and we had some great discussions around TFS Administration, upgrading, adoption etc.
As usual, there is a whole pile of questions that …
Read more →Upgrade your Sprint Retrospective Meetings
Tired of asking each other "how the Sprint went"?
Try one of these alternate Sprint Retrospective activities to change the pace a bit:
Retrospective Timeline Happiness Histogram Mad, Sad, Glad The 4 …
Read more →TFS #loc.MinimumNetFXVersion and Windows 2012 0x0000005D
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 …
Read more →Implementing Scrum Using Visual Studio 2012
Updated 6/12/2012 : Since my breakout session today was on the same topic, I thought I would just hitchhike onto this post from Sunday. My presentation and an updated ScrumRobot are available for …
Read more →Which Scrum Team member should set PBI and Bug work item states?
This is a fairly common question, usually by teams new to Scrum. The Scrum Guide clearly identifies the roles and their responsibilities. Team Foundation Server does not. It only identifies security …
Read more →Scrum Fundamentals Workshop in Boise
Thank you for attending the workshop yesterday. You can find the presentation link below.
It was three hours of packed information (and a packed room). I believe we had around 90 people in the …
Read more →Running nUnit in a TFS11 build on 64 bit server
Overview In TFS/VS 11, frameworks other than MS Test are supported, which is cool. Peter Provost mentions them here. OK, so you start to use this great new feature, queue up a team build and the …
Read more →Tracking waste in TFS Overview Tracking waste and gathering the empirical data is one of the most effective ways of convincing people for the need to adapt. This needs an Estimated Effort field, as …
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