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Command for letting TFS autodetect changes #4

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CDuke opened this issue Nov 30, 2012 · 3 comments
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Command for letting TFS autodetect changes #4

CDuke opened this issue Nov 30, 2012 · 3 comments

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CDuke commented Nov 30, 2012

Originally reported by: juristr (Bitbucket: juristr, GitHub: juristr)


What about introducing a command in Sublime TFS for executing

tfpt online <project-root-folder> /recursive /adds /deletes

that instructs TFS to autodetect deletes/adds/edits?? Like I described in this article: http://juristr.com/blog/2012/11/deploying-git-vs-tfs-showdown/

As far as I know this would require the installation of the TFS powertools however.


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CDuke commented Apr 15, 2013

Original comment by Denis Kulikov (Bitbucket: CDuke, GitHub: CDuke):


Hi, i try this command. It's very dangerous. It add also tempory files (example - resharper). Or i missing something?

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CDuke commented Apr 15, 2013

Original comment by juristr (Bitbucket: juristr, GitHub: juristr):


It opens the TFS dialog before, however. So you should be able to configure your ignore files and not add them. It is not that it silently adds them to be committed (as far as I remember)

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CDuke commented May 27, 2013

Original comment by Konstantin Kabanov (Bitbucket: DarkOverlord, GitHub: DarkOverlord):


This command will silently add all new files to tfs and only in "Check-in dialog" you'll be able to remove all temporary items etc.

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