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How can I manage all the alerts in TFS

Yesterday I created few alerts for changes in specific folders in TFS (in VS 2010, Source Control Explorer: File->Source Control...->Alert on change). Now I see that I'm getting much more traffic than I expected so I wanted to remove some of the alerts. However I didn't find how to do that... I also didn't find how to see all the alerts I created. I searched the web for an answer, but didn't find anything that seemed relevant.

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Arnon Axelrod Avatar asked Jan 18 '12 10:01

Arnon Axelrod


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If you right-click the server/collection name in Team Explorer, you can choose 'Alerts Explorer'. From within Alerts Explorer you can add/edit/delete alerts that you have previously created.

See this answer for screenshots: https://stackoverflow.com/a/5358419/11210

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Grant Holliday Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 11:09

Grant Holliday