Saturday, July 9, 2016

Changesets in TFS


Changesets in TFS


Note:- To perform this operation, the Read permission on at least one file must be set to Allow.

Changesets in TFS allows the user to store and find information about a single check-in operation. When a user check in the pending changes, a changeset is created which stores the information about file and folder revisions, links to related work items, check-in notes, a comment, policy compliance, and system metadata (owner name and date/time of check in).

Detailed Information of a changeset

User can get the historical information about one or more changeset:-
  • work items are associated with the changeset
  • what are the check-in comments
  • what are the files changed
  • what are the changes made
  • who changed the files
  • which policy warnings appeared

To view details of a changeset

  • In Project Explorer, right-click, point to Team, and click Go to Changeset.
  • The Go to Changeset dialog box appears.
Perform any of the following tasks:
  • In Changeset, type the changeset number and click OK.The details for the specified changeset appears.
  • Click Find to search for a changeset and view its details. 

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