Unconfiguring Team Foundation Server 2013
This is an update to an older post that I had written for TFS 2010. Here are the steps to unconfigure TFS 2013 …
Execute tfsconfig setup /uninstall:all. This should be done from the …
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Quality Enablement through Agile Testing
Thank you for attending last week’s Quality Enablement through Agile Testing event put on by Microsoft here in Boise.
I hope you had fun exploring the testing tools in Visual Studio and Team …
Read more →SharePoint 2013 support for Windows Server 2012 R2
UPDATE (14 March 2014) - As a few of you have pointed out, Service Pack 1 for Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 is now available.
Wanted to share a surprise impediment from earlier this week. …
Read more →The One Work Item check-in policy
Thanks to my fellow Visual Studio ALM MVP Colin Dembovsky for building the “One Work Item” check-in policy that I was always too lazy to build.
Judging by the title, it may sound like one of the …
Read more →Rename a TFS Project Collection
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 …
Read more →You can use TF.EXE STATUS to display information about pending changes to items in one or more workspaces. I use this prior to migrations to see what users have files checked-out and locked, and they …
Read more →What’s new in the Visual Studio Scrum 2.1 Process Template?
If you’ve connected to the hosted Team Foundation Service lately, you’ve noticed a new version of the Scrum template is available …
Being the curious type, I connected to the service with Visual …
Read more →Removing TFS bindings from solutions and projects
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 …
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