Hi folks,
is there any way for directly interfacing M$-TFS (w/o its svn proxy) ?
I'm currently working on an embedded linux project and my customer
has a company wide policy to put everything into - please put on
you intellectual seatbelt - M$ TFS.
Needless to mention that TFS' VCS stuff is practically unusable,
but some collegues still committing directly to TFS (haven't
conviced them to switch over to git), and releases have to be
put there, as QA folks dont know anything else.
My current workflow is:
#1: a main branch, frequently copied over TFS manually (;-o)
#2: lots of topic branches which get rebased onto master
#3: finished topic branches are rebased to latest master and
then copied over to and committed in TFS
Of course, that much manual work - especially with the need of
checking out / locking invidual files in TFS - really suxx and
wastes a lot of time. So I'm looking for way to:
a) track remote branches from TFS
b) push back changes into a TFS remote tracking branch
Both should be possible from Linux side, using the native protocol
(very unlikely that IT department can be convinced to install the
svn proxy for TFS).
thx
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