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We gave using the git support in TFS the old college try but the friction and issues were just too much so we decided to move our repository over to github. I am not going to go over our issues w/ TFS git here, but I am thinking of creating a separate post for it. Because we already had our repository...
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In my prior post I documented the steps and processes that OUR team took to move from hosting our source in a TFS solution to Git/Github (remember, these are SIMPLY our steps). However, one thing I did not mention is how we moved our feature branches from TFS to Github. Given the fact that TFS...
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In a previous post I talked about how to use git tfs to extract your source out of a TFS repository, format it for git and finally push that source to Github. This post is a follow up to that prior post and will go a bit further in explaining the exact steps, i took, to do a full end to end migration...
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So it has begun. We have been using TFS at work for 2+ years and the time has come to move off of TFS and over to GitHub (we have a few reasons, most of which I am going to avoid for this post as they do not add any real value). Normally when you are going from one system to another you have...
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I love TeamCity, but I had some difficulty with setting up Team City with Git as my vcs so thought I’d log my configuration here. Documentation on the plugin is a bit sketchy and the exceptions raised when testing connections can be horrible, but the native Git plugin in Team City (v5.1+) is still...
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I needed to remove a tag from a remote repository @ github. Here’s the command locally: git tag –d <mytag> Then this: git push origin :refs/tags/<mytag>