SourceGear Support

It's not that it's breaking because it's not there. It's breaking because it DOES make it in there when one developer happens to check it in by accident. Then when that developer happens to accidentally check it in, now the other 2 developers are stuck not being able to do any work until that one si...

We have been vault users for a few years now. Recently we became Microsoft Certified Partners and were given Team Foundation Server for free with our subscription to MSDN. I installed beta 2 of TFS 2010 just to try it out to see what it's all about. One of our biggest pain points (yes, it is a pain ...

These are changes that are already checked in by another developer... So I need to either revert or be able to shelve already committed changes.

I didn't see the option anywhere, but we are using version 5.0.0.18701 and we had a bunch of changes done today that I need to either revert or shelve (would rather shelve them). Is there a quick and easy way to do it? I will need to reapply these changes in the future, but for today I need them rev...

Is there going to be a way to do that in the future? Quite frankly, that's a pain in the back side and might force us to go back to the 2003 client... We have to do that on other files in other projects as well, not just this one licenses file. Why is there no option to do this in the 2005 client?

We used to use the Visual Studio 2003 client in Visual Studio 2005, but we recently decided to switch to the 2005 client. Now, that licenses.licx file wants to be checked into vault all the time and I can't stop it... There is no exclude option that I can find... How do you set it so that you can ex...

I think I need to make some more repositories to help split apart our projects better...

Is there a way to move a project folder tree into another repository? I would like to retain all version history, if possible.

Thanks
Aaron

We have a pretty simple branch setup. I'm not sure I did it right though... What we have is: Project-A-Dev Project-A-Prod They are essentially the same project, except the -Prod always is the program our customers have, while -Dev is our working source code. Whenever I send out an update to our cust...