Git TFS
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The document discusses using git-tfs as a bridge between Git and TFS for source control, highlighting its benefits for offline and distributed development. It provides a quick-start guide for cloning a TFS repository, making changes, committing, and managing branches. Additionally, it addresses common questions about local workspaces and how to handle work items within this workflow.
![gated checkins?
• git checkout –b newBranch
• git commit –a –m “xx”
• git tfs pull
• git tfs ct [and wait for build to pass]
• git checkout master
• git tfs pull](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/git-tfs-120303033143-phpapp01/85/Git-TFS-15-320.jpg)
Git TFS
- 1. git-tfs https://github.com/git-tfs Alternate Working Title: “Make love not war”
- 2. how to get it?
- 3. why? Q: local workspaces in TFS11 means this is obsolete, right? A: nope local branching local commits local history local everything git == serverless source control git > tfs, especially for offline development & distributed work
- 4. get started git-tfs quick-clone http://tfs/server “$/source/path” localPath
- 5. get started: what’s in the repo?
- 7. making a change… Cue “vim, WTF?!” comments
- 9. one more time, for fun
- 11. now push to tfs
- 12. finish commit
- 13. pulling changes
- 14. push git commits separately
- 15. gated checkins? • git checkout –b newBranch • git commit –a –m “xx” • git tfs pull • git tfs ct [and wait for build to pass] • git checkout master • git tfs pull