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Get Latest Version of Folder from TFS, using Powershell

I am trying to "Get Latest Version" of a particular folder from TFS, using Powershell.

I have installed the TFS Snappin, and have been using TFS Power Tools cmdlets in PowerShell (such as Get-TfsChildItem and Select-TfsItem etc) [How do I set up TFS PowerShell Snapin ], and have gone through their documentation (which I didn't find explanatory enough!).

Confused, on the exact cmdlet to use, when I am trying to get the latest version of an entire Folder structure from TFS, that is mapped to my local drive (and not just a changeset or ChildItem).

Example : Tfs Path - $/APD-RepairSolutions/Main/Database

Mapped path - D:\TFS\APD-RepairSolutions/Main/Database.

I want a code, that would iteratively get the latest version of the entire folder Database,( that has number of tables,stored procedures etc.)

I am using ..

PS D:\Tfs\APD-RepairSolutions\Main\Database> $server=Get-TfsServer -Name http://tfs:8080/tfs

PS D:\Tfs\APD-RepairSolutions\Main\Database> Get-TfsChangeset -Recurse -Server $Server

Not helping my case - as it is only returning the latest changeset in the current directory.

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ArNumb Avatar asked Mar 10 '14 11:03

ArNumb


2 Answers

To get latest (tf get) use Update-TfsWorkspace.

Get-TfsChangeset is the equivalent of tf changeset.

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KMoraz Avatar answered Sep 21 '22 03:09

KMoraz


Gotcha! with Update-TFSWorskpace. Has some helpful parameters as well. -Items is used to specify the exact items you want to update.

PS D:\Tfs\APD-RepairSolutions\Main>Update-TFSWorkspace -All -Overwrite -Force -Recurse -Items .\Database

The Workspace is replaced with updated versions of items. Thanks @Kmoraz!

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ArNumb Avatar answered Sep 21 '22 03:09

ArNumb