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• How to know if anything is checked out in a directory subtree in Team Foundation Server Source Control

  Just a tip: to teg a list of checkout for all users, navigate to the root folder of the directory tree you want to check in your workspace using a Visual Studio command prompt. Then use the TF tool with the following command line: "tf status /user:* Read More... Posted Wednesday, May 16, 2007 10:08 AM by Raimondb | 0 Comments Filed under: Visual Studio Team System, Tips-n-Tricks, Team Foundation Server

• Make Team Foundation Source Control Workspaces more efficient

  By using cloaking, you can make your Team Foundation Source Control workspace more efficient, by only getting what you actually need. I've written a small article about how to do it. Read it here . Read More... Posted Wednesday, June 07, 2006 10:25 PM by Raimondb | 0 Comments Filed under: Visual Studio Team System, Tips-n-Tricks

• TF42046: The build service used in the build process is not reachable.

  After having a new TFS image set up and trying to a get a Team Build to run, I got the following strange error: TF42046: The build service used in the build process is not reachable. This error occurs when either the build machine is off-line,the required Read More... Posted Monday, November 28, 2005 12:52 AM by Raimondb | 6 Comments Filed under: Visual Studio Team System, Tips-n-Tricks

• Losing my solution : Visual Studio 2005 Professional does not show the solution by default

  As we found out today, the default settings for Visual Studio 2005 Professional are to not show the solution by default. This means that as soon as you add a project to a blank solution, the solution disappears and you are unable to add another project. Read More... Posted Friday, November 11, 2005 3:14 PM by Raimondb | 31 Comments Filed under: Visual Studio Team System, Tips-n-Tricks, .NET

• Migrating your source controlled project from beta 2 to beta 3 of Visual Studio Team System.

  On MSDN there is a nice post that describes to to 'upgrade' your solutions from Beta 2 to Beta 3. As there is no official upgrade tool, you'll be pleased to know that the action is not complex at all. It is actually only about finding and replacing 2 Read More... Posted Friday, September 30, 2005 9:58 PM by Raimondb | 0 Comments Filed under: Visual Studio Team System, Tips-n-Tricks