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How to display Pending Changes as list rather than tree view in VS2012? [duplicate]

The TFS Pending Changes has moved from its own window to a tab in the Team Explorer.

The pending changes are now displayed as a treeview that reflects the structure of the solution.

How can I display the pending changes as a flat list/grid that can be sorted by various columns?

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StuperUser Avatar asked Mar 19 '12 11:03

StuperUser


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Select that folder in TFS explorer and right click. you will see the option "Checkin Pending changes.." Show activity on this post. In the team explorer open up the source control tab, then right click on the route folder and select Check in Pending Changes.

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On the View menu, click Other Windows, and then click Pending Changes. The Pending Changes window is displayed. In the Pending Changes window, right-click the element that you want to compare to another version, click Compare and then click, With Workspace Version or With Latest Version.


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It's possible to add "TF.exe Checkin" as an external tool, see answer for a similar question. However it pop-ups after some delay, which is annoying.

I found that if you have only a few recently checked-out files that you want to check-in together, using pending changes tree view is quicker. However if you need to check-in some of many check-out files, "TF.exe Checkin" list is more convenient.

Alternatively try TeamPilgrim Free VS extension - a replacement for Visual Studio 2012's Team Explorer inspired by the Visual Studio 2010's Team Explorer by Stanley Goldman

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Michael Freidgeim Avatar answered Oct 05 '22 01:10

Michael Freidgeim


After experimentation, I've found it's a link on that page, Show all included changes:

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StuperUser Avatar answered Oct 05 '22 01:10

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