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Mohamed Mahmoud (El-Geish)
How to: Label items in a changeset using tf label?
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Mohamed Mahmoud El-Geish
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We can specify the versionspec to tf label either by supplying the /v or /version argument (for example, /v:C1256), or by appending it to the itemspec (for example, foo.cs;C1256). Here's an example that attaches the "goodbuild" label to version 1256 of...
Mohamed Mahmoud (El-Geish)
Exclude file from source control
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over 4 years ago
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Mohamed Mahmoud El-Geish
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When you need to exclude a file in a project from source control, you can select that file in the Solution Explorer window, then go to File > Source Control > Exclude [filename] from Source Control. A red icon should appear to the left of that file...
Mohamed Mahmoud (El-Geish)
How to: Find the latest changeset you have on a workspace?
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To know the answer to this question, you can run the following command: tf history . /stopafter:1 /v:1~W /r That's it :)
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