tail -f on the TFS activity log

re: tail -f on the TFS activity log

dontBotherMeWithSpam — Mon, 04 Sep 2006 19:25:50 GMT

Thank you for the great post there James.
I have few comments to make about this post.

> "unfortunately, PowerShell V1 doesn't have a try/finally kind of mechanism"
There is a "trap" feature for cleaning up some codes or report errors although it will not handle "Ctrl^C".

> "Since we really want a try/finally kind of thing here, one angle is that this should be coded in C# instead"
I agree with this comment since, in C#, not only you can use try/catch/finally, but Cmdlet class also has "StopProcessing" method(http://windowssdk.msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.management.automation.cmdlet.stopprocessing.aspx)
for handling stop process(but I am not sure if "StopProcessing" would be a bullet proof way of handling Ctrl^c though)

> "since the default contents are assumed to be in the process block"
Default block for "function" is "End" block while the default block of "filter" is "process" block.

James Manning: Watching TfsActivityLogging

Rob Caron — Tue, 05 Sep 2006 20:44:19 GMT

James Manning shares some more PowerShell goodness in his post that describes&nbsp;how to watch Team...

re: tail -f on the TFS activity log

GrantH — Thu, 14 Sep 2006 03:55:58 GMT

Great tool James. We're doing a TFS rollout pilot with a client at the moment, so it's great to see how they're actually using it.

Grant

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