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Starting with Visual Studio 2015 all solutions create a hidden ".vs" folder with various things under it like applicationhost.config, .suo files, etc...
For informational purposes I'm running TFS 2013 update 4 and I'm not in control of the system so I have no access to upgrade the system.
I know I could go to every solution folder and add a .tfsignore file there with ".vs*" or something similar to ignore the folder but what I'm looking for is how to add a .tfsignore at the root that will ignore all ".vs" folders and the files under them no matter where they are located in the various sub directories.
Thanks.
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You can either manually create a . tfignore file in your solution, or you can add one automatically in Visual Studio by clicking the “Detected” link and then right-clicking on the files under the Excluded Changes list and selecting one of the Ignore options: Creating a tfignore file using the IDE.
You can put a .vs declaration in a .tfignore file that is in the parent folder of all solution files. This will take precedence over lower files.
No wildcards such as * are required. Also, .tfignore files use backslashes \ instead of /.
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