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I want a keyboard shortcut to Get Latest Version (Recursive) of the current solution in Visual Studio 2012. We are using TFS.
I've tried to map
File.GetLatestSolutionFiles
File.GetLatestVersion
File.TfsGetLatestVersion
but nothing happens. Any ideas?
As a workaround I've also tried, and failed, to map a keyboard shortcut to:
Tools.shell """c:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\Common7\IDE\TF.exe""" get $/OUR/REPOSITORY/Main /recursive
This is the command I want a keyboard shortcut to:
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Alt-V P Home Alt-F R L
or
Alt-V P Home Menu L (This is how I do it every day)
A shorter solution is by binding one of the commands you listed; How did you try that, exactly?
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