Everything you want to know about Visual Studio ALM and Farming
Brian Harry is a Microsoft Technical Fellow working as the Product Unit Manager for Team Foundation Server. Learn more about Brian.
More videos »
I don't expect too many of you will try this given that this is a Beta 1 release and there's no broad go-live license or support associated with it, but for those of you out there that are interested, I've got some useful information for you. Upgrading a TFS 2008 server to TFS 2010 Beta 1 should work (upgrading TFS 2005 won't work until Beta 2). However, once you've done the upgrade, you still have the old TFS 2008 process template for all of your already created projects. This means that some of the new TFS 2010 features won't work because they rely on changes to the process template or other artifacts in projects that won't be there for upgraded projects.
We've written a blog post on the manual steps you can take to upgrade your existing projects to take advantage of new TFS 2010 features. It's written in the context of the 2008 MSF Agile process template but the basic concepts can be applied regardless of what process template you used to create your projects.
Check it out here: http://blogs.msdn.com/allclark/archive/2009/05/15/enabling-new-features-of-visual-studio-team-system-2010-beta-1-in-upgraded-projects.aspx
Brian
PingBack from http://microsoft-sharepoint.simplynetdev.com/upgrading-a-tfs-2008-server-to-tfs-2010-beta-1/
最近は、こんなエントリーばかりになってしまい申し訳なく思っています、ロバートです。 数日前には MSDN Subscriber 用に公開しました VS/VSTS 2010 のベータ版ですが、これにて一般公開がかいしましたのでご報告です。
Wow, thanks for taking the time to point this out. We keep a copy of our production TFS machine (virtual) and it will be nice to try using this on a real app. It is hard to get an idea of what new development software is like when you don't have an SDLC product to work against. (obviously this is all in the context of testing and expermenting)