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Test Scribe – Developer Guide
Tweet Couple of days ago I wrote about How To Change Test Scribe Template since than I got plenty of emails on that subject asking me to supply more and more information about changing Test Scribe Template. Many people thinks that: “The output generated by Test Scribe is not customizable in this release.” But this is not fully correct, you can change the Test Scribe template but this will require couple of hacks….. But possible I recommend you to read the How To Change Test Scribe Template article...
Code Metrics From The Command Line - Power Tools
Code Metrics From The Command Line - Power Tools In my last post I’ve talked about What is Code Metrics in Visual Studio, and how Code Metrics will allow you to monitor you code to find those un-maintainable and complex hotspots “Microsoft just release a command line because many customers are looking for a way to generate code metrics information as part of their build process. In this way, the complexity associated with assemblies coming out of your nightly builds could potentially be tracked and...
How To: Create TFS 2010 Backup Plan
How To: Create TFS 2010 Backup Plan In my last post I wrote about Sept 2010 TFS Power Tools Release Available , this post will go though the steps in order to create TFS 2010 Backup plan from the “Team Foundation Server Administration Console”. Open “Team Foundation Server Administration Console” Navigate to TFS 2010 installation folder (“C:\Program Files\Microsoft Team Foundation Server 2010\Tools”) and run “TfsMgmt.exe”, this will open the Mgmt Console. Click on “Team Foundation Backups” and “Create...
Sept 2010 TFS Power Tools Release Available
Sept 2010 TFS Power Tools Release Available   Brian Harry Just post regarding a new release of TFS Power Tools , this release of Power Tools also contains large number of bug fixes also mentioned in Brian’s Blog . You find the download for the latest version of the Power Tools here: TFS Power Tools Cross Platform Build Extensions MSSCCI Provider (no updates this release) As with the previous release, these require a TFS 2010 client.  If you want Power Tools with a previous TFS client, you...
Visual Studio Productivity Power Tools Updated
Visual Studio Productivity Power Tools Updated Microsoft just released an update for the very popular Visual Studio Productivity Power Tools. Visual Studio Gallery Brian Harry Post Tools Options Support The number one feature request by far has been the ability to turn off the individual extensions in the Productivity Power Tools.  In this release, we’ve added an extension which adds a category to Tools Options which allows you to toggle the extensions on/off and provides a single place to find...
Team System 2005 Service Pack 1 Forward Compatibility is now available!
Team System 2005 Service Pack 1 Forward Compatibility is now available! This is an update for the 2005 SP1 version of Visual Studio Team System Team Explorer and allows the 2005 SP1 version to work with the Team Foundation Server 2010. The update will allow teams to move forward and use the Team Foundation Server 2010 server even if part of the team continues to use the Team Explorer 2005 SP1 client. IMPORTANT The Visual Studio 2005 SP1 is a required prerequisite to install this update. If you plan...
PsTFS - Cmdlet for Team Foundation Server - Codeplex
PsTFS - Cmdlet for Team Foundation Server - Codeplex Noham CHOULANT just published a new project on codeplex called PSTFS. PsTFS is a set of PowerShell commands to manage and use Team Foundation Server. PowerShell effectiveness is combined with the power of TFS API to maximize TFS capabilities CodePlex Project