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re: Considerations on using TFS 2008 with Visual Studio 2005

Abhilash — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 05:24:14 GMT

I guess option 2 would be the easy step forward. I guess main point of content is in you require VS2008/Team Explorer 2008 to configure team builds. Team builds are required to be configured at server end and I guess it should be enough. The rest of the things work fine between VS2005 and TFS 2008.

re: Considerations on using TFS 2008 with Visual Studio 2005

dmckinstry — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 11:25:37 GMT

Hi Hamza,

Either can work. If you already have your solutions under VSS or another version control system then I do recommend #1. It will save having to install Team Explorer 2005 on all developer workstations. If you don't already have a version control system yoyu may want #2.

Assuming #1, the two don't have to be vastly separate. The upgrade can be 'simultaneous' for most team members.

-Dave

re: Considerations on using TFS 2008 with Visual Studio 2005

Hamza Farooq — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 05:32:53 GMT

Hi,

I have a team of developers working on VS2005. So far we dont have ni implementation of TFS 2005 or 2008. What you guys suggest to do?

1. Upgrade project to VS2008 and implement TFS 2008

2. Keep using VS 2005 and install TFS 2008 ...

I know first option seems to be right but just asking you experts to advice.

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To unlock a file in Team Foundation Server you have to issue the following command at the Visual Studio Command Prompt: TF UNDO filename /WORKSPACE:workspace;checkout_user /SERVER:servername ...