Is it possible to do the code review if we select TFVC version control while creating the project ? I want the code review should be mandatory if my project is
In TFS 2018 on-premises server, is it possible to set permissions for a single dashboard, separately from the other dashboards in that project? I have multiple
We are looking to carry out the following TFS upgrades in our Production environment: Upgrade TFS 2010 to TFS 2013.5 Upgrade TFS 2013.5 to TFS 2019 To support
In compare option inside the source control, the scrolling is bind together for both files. I want to scroll just one of the sides while the other stay pinned a
On Visual Studio 2017, I can not clone a repository with git. I'm having this error message: The repository url is good and the destination folder is also fi
How can we implement server-side hooks, or any similar solution, to restrict git push into git server? For example, we want to disable push of commits containi
We are using TFS 2017 and it has several builds configured. A little while ago we started getting an error on the second step, which is to run a PowerShell Scr
We have a team Foundation Server setup on premise. This is Azure-devops but a local setup. We have the ASP.Net code. The code base doesn't have a .sln file or
I'm trying to solve this problem since a long time, every execution I perform on TF.exe command, is throwing TF30063 exception, when i'm the admin and the only
Is there a way to schedule each deploy for each environment after the release record has been created? The problem we have is we create a release and have DEV,
I am a TFS 2018 update 2 user. I use release management as my CD solution. I create a release definition consists of multiple deployment group phases. I execute
I am a TFS 2018 update 2 user. I use release management as my CD solution. I create a release definition consists of multiple deployment group phases. I execute
We're using TFS 2017 Update 3 on premise for CI and CD. Our build server has two agents. We only have a few automated releases at the moment but are working on
I want to build my project from TFS Azure(VSTS). I have made one project which is under Asp.Net Core. I have made Build definition with Asp.Net Core Template a
I'm developing Release pipeline for deploying artefacts using TFS 2017 Update3 Release Management. There are various tasks like "Windows Machine File Copy" and
I am receiving the following error when trying to execute an SSIS package using Visual Studio 2012: Error 39 Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime.DtsRuntimeExce
Last night I committed to local repo just fine but then when pushing up to Visual Studio Team Services (previously Team Foundation Service, not Server), the com
TFS 2018u1. I have a custom Powershell task that calls TFS services via the VSSConnection object: $VSS = Get-VssConnection -TaskContext $distributedTaskContext
I am trying to implement CI (Continuous Integration) using TFS for my ASP.NET website (Website Project). I am constantly getting following errors for days. Foll
Objective: A TFS (2018) release with an environment that downloads the source code used for the build (using commit hash I would assume) and zips it up before c