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קישור ה–PL-SQL ל–TFS 2010
09 November 11 09:55 AM | Eran Ruso | with no comments
כדי ש - PL-SQL יוכל לעבוד עם TFS יש להתקין שני רכיבים שמדברים אחד עם השני ועם השרת. הפונקציונאליות שנחשפת היא רק עבור ה – Source Control של ה – TFS ועבור כל השאר יש להשתמש ב – Client אחר של ה – TFS לדוגמא: Team Explorer. רכיב ה – VCS הינו רכיב היודע לתקשר עם כל מערכת התומכת ב – Microsoft’s SCC Interface. כפי שכבר ניחשתם ה – TFS תומך ב – Interface הדרוש וזאת בעזרת רכיב נוסף שניקרא: MSSCCI Provider. אז איך מתקינים: צעד 1: הורד את ה – VCS מהלינק: http://www.allroundautomations.com/download/vcs124.zip...
מה זה Baseless Merge ואיך עושים אותו?
08 August 11 09:31 PM | Eran Ruso | with no comments
Merge ניתן לבצע בין Branches אשר יש בינהם קשר של אב\בן, כל Merge אחר מכונה Baseless Merge. לרוב אין סיבה לבצע Baseless Merge אך ישנם מקרים בהם נרצה לבצע Merge מסוג זה. אז איך עושים את זה? את ה – Baseless Merge מבצעים מה – Command Line בעזרת ה – tf.exe צעד 1: פתח את ה – Command prompt window צעד 2: שנה תיקייה ל – C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE כאשר C הוא ה – Drive בו מותקן ה – Visual Studio 2010 או ה – Team Explorer. צעד 3: הרץ את הפקודה הבאה: tf.exe merge /baseless c:\data...
Where Is All The History When Using The Move Or Rename In Source Control?
27 March 11 08:43 PM | Eran Ruso | 1 comment(s)
I hear this question a lot!!! Microsoft in TFS 2010 has changed the rules in the Source Control, what happens now is when moving an Item or a Branch or using the Rename command all the history suddenly disappears. When it happens the users are getting in to panic mode because all there history is not where they expect it to be… So where is it and what do I need to do in order to see my history? In order to see what happens lets create a similar situation where my history “disappears”: I will take...
Migrate SVN To TFS 2010
26 January 11 07:19 PM | Eran Ruso | 3 comment(s)
For all the SVN users that likes to migrate to TFS 2010 with all the history of SVN here is the right tool for you: http://svn2tfs.codeplex.com/ This tool will help to Migrates a SubVersion 6.x (SVN) repository to Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2010 replaying every action occurred in SubVersion. Note: I haven’t tested the tool yet, I will let you know when I will test it. Have Fun!!!
How “Get Latest Version” Really Works? TFS Source Control
04 July 10 03:39 PM | Eran Ruso | 4 comment(s)
Many people using the Source Control of the Team System don’t really understand how do Get Latest Version works . Customers calls me in the middle of the night telling me that they have lost files and lost changes, I ask them what they did, they tell me: “I did Get Latest Version and I don’t see the files or the changes” . Because that I am tired of getting to customers in the middle of the night for false alarms I decided to write this post explaining how does it work. Lets start with that the Get...
Manage Branches And Changes In TFS 2010 - Overview
07 December 09 02:38 PM | Eran Ruso | 2 comment(s)
In TFS 2008 you could create Branches so what is the big change??? In TFS 2008 you don’t know which of the folders are Branches: All folders looks the same, all have the folder icon. In TFS 2008 you don’t have the tools to manage the Branches: You don’t have visual means to know which of the branches are related and what is the relation type. In TFS 2008 you can’t track the changes path between the Branches: If you have made a merge in a Branch you can’t track from which Branch this Merge came from...
How To Create A Branch In Team System 2008
28 June 09 03:05 PM | Eran Ruso | 1 comment(s)
Before I start with the how to create a branch step by step guide, I like to remind that creating a branch should be done by a SCM (Software Configuration Management) plan and not when ever you “feel” like creating a branch. It is very important to manage your branches or else you will have a big pile of branches that no one knows there purpose. After saying that here is the step by step guide: The demonstration will be for a demo project called "Web Sites". Step 1: Right click the source...