Contents tagged with Team System
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TFS- Controlling Labelling
TFS does a great job of automating build. With out having to mess with msbuild , it will pull all the source code from source control, do the build label the build in source control etc. In our scenario we did not want TFS to label each and every build, but only builds that were of production quality. To turn off labelling in TFS build set the property SkipLabel to true like below
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Visual Studio 2010 & .NET Framework 4.0
Some information on Vistual Studio 2010 aka Rosario and .NET Framework 4.0
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Preventing a check in from triggering a Continuous Integration (CI) build
As a part of the team build process, if you need to check out and check in a file and do not want that to trigger a CI build then the easiest way is to put ***NO_CI*** in the comment during check in.Easier than that there is built in property $(NoCICheckinComment) that you can use
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Passing Dynamic Properties in TFS
Scenario: You have a TFS.proj file that builds a solution file and you want to pass a dynamically generated property to the solution file you are building. Eg it could be the version number that had to be passed over to the solution / say web deployment project.