TFSBranchTool command-line released
Now the ALM Rangers project I am participating in has released the first part – the Command-Line utility to create a branch plan. http://blogs.msdn.com/b/visualstudioalm/archive/2012/10/26/quick-response-sample-command-line-utility-to-create-tfs-branch-scenarios.aspx
We are right now working on a Visual Studio Extension to be able to do the same things from within Visual Studio – it will be really nice!
The code is available, and I think it is really interesting since it uses the Managed Extensibility Framework – MEF that is a part of the latest .NET Framework 4.5 – Take a look at it!
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Jag heter Tomas Scott och jobbar som arkitekt och teamledare på CGI. Jag bor i Östersund.
Sedan 2005 har detta mycket handlat om TFS och att hjälpa andra att komma igång med verktyget.
Tanken är att jag skall dela med mig av erfarenheter kring Visual Studio-familjens verktyg. För Visual Studio 2010 var jag med i Microsofts TAP-program och är nu aktiv i ALM Rangers.
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My name is Tomas Scott and I work as an architect and development team lead at CGI. I live in Östersund in the northern part of Sweden.
Since 2005 my work has been a lot about TFS and helping others to start using the tool.
My thought is to share technical experiences around the Visual Studio family. For Visual Studio 2010 I participated in the Microsoft TAP-programme and am now active in the ALM Rangers.
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