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• Cloning a Team Foundation Server

  This weekend we upgraded our production servers running Team Foundation Server (the “Whidbey” release) to the Beta 2 of the Team Foundation Server “Orcas” release. First, I have to say, the upgrade experience compared to the beta Read More... Posted Sunday, July 29, 2007 12:21 AM by martijnb | 1 Comments Filed under: Team System

• Renaming TFS Orcas Beta 1 VPC

  At Info Support we are involved in the Microsoft T echnical A daption P rogram for Visual Studio Team System codename Orcas. As part of this program we recently downloaded the Virtual PC Image containing Visual Studio Team System codename Orcas beta 1. Read More... Posted Tuesday, May 08, 2007 7:12 AM by martijnb | 0 Comments Filed under: Team System

• Why my coverage didn't reach 100%

  Some time ago I encountered an interesting feature (!) of the test engine within Visual Studio 2005. I had written a couple of unit tests for some code I had developed. After running the tests I reviewed the coverage results. I'd expected to reach Read More... Posted Friday, October 20, 2006 10:47 AM by martijnb | 0 Comments Filed under: .NET, Team System

• MsBuild metadata

  Last week I came across an interesting problem with MsBuild. I recently blogged about Web Deployment projects in a Team Foundation build. A big advantage of the Web Deployment projects is, that the website/web application output files are copied to a Read More... Posted Monday, July 10, 2006 2:13 PM by martijnb | 0 Comments Filed under: Team System

• Team Foundation Build

  MsBuild is the new build engine that Microsoft provides with Visual Studio 2005. The MsBuild engine is used as well in the Team Build environment that is part of Microsoft Team Foundation Server. To learn more about MsBuild, visit this site. Creating Read More... Posted Tuesday, May 23, 2006 9:39 AM by martijnb | 0 Comments Filed under: Team System

• TFS error while merging (TF14083)

  Recently, we release a new version of our product and created a branch of our main source tree. Last week I made a change in our development branch that I needed to merge into our release branch as well. Using the merge wizard in the Team Explorer from Read More... Posted Wednesday, April 05, 2006 10:30 AM by martijnb | 2 Comments Filed under: Team System