We are using a team foundation server for our source control. I often put the file in my project (in source control) and as far as TFS is concerned, forget to "add" them. There are also cases where TFS does not take new files (copy and paste it into your project).
Is there any way I can "all" so that I can verify that all the desired check-ins are there?
This is driving me crazy! We do not have a continuous integration for this project, and I keep missing files. I do not know until someone asks me where the file is in.
In the subconscious, it was dead simple.
I know that a solution is to examine another copy, but it is not really an optimal solution.
You want to make sure that you have the latest version of the TFS client installed as That makes it easy to work with files Also, especially look at the TFTT online command.
There is a bunch of easy TFS utilities in the TFPT command line. Once you install TFS Power Tools, type "TFT help" at the Visual Studio 2008 Command Prompt to get a list if you In the root of your solution, you will find "TTPTP online / R", it will find files that are worthy to be written in your local file system and add or edit for them The literacy. You may want to limit the command, so that it only looks for source files - for example "tfpt online / r * .cs".
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