Team Foundation Server Version Control
Team Foundation Server
| Intermediate
- 9 videos | 57m 21s
- Earns a Badge
Version control allows you to track code changes over time and provides you with options for accessing these previous versions when needed. In this course, you'll learn about version control in Team Foundation Server. You'll first examine some TFC basics and terminology, as well as how to connect with Visual Studio. You'll explore Team Explorer panes, the checkout model, and how to work with Source Control Explorer. Next, you'll learn to work with the Pending Changes window, compare files, review local changes, and deal with conflicts. Finally, you'll explore the use of shelvesets, branching and merging, and merging changes between branches. This course was originally created by Global Knowledge (GK).
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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Recognize team foundation server (tfs) source control concepts
Recognize how team foundation server is integrated with visual studio
Set up a connection from visual studio to a tfs
Recognize the various areas of team explorer and the different ways to get around between them
Recognize uses of the pending changes window -
Recognize the purpose of and how to work with the review command
Recognize situations where shelving is useful and how to create a shelveset
Recognize when branching and merging are useful and how to enable their use
Recognize how to merge changes between tfs branches
IN THIS COURSE
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1m 32s
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3m 50s
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3. Connecting to a TFS3m 25s
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4. Navigating Team Explorer Panes5m 49s
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5. Working with Pending Changes11m 39s
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6. Reviewing Local Changes7m 25s
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7. Using Shelvesets8m 13s
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8. Branching and Merging8m 25s
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9. Merging Changes between Branches7m 4s
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