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MonoDevelop Using with Team Foundation Server (TFS, SVN?)

We use MonoDevelop/MonoTouch to build our enterprise iPhone/iPad apps.

A new client wants to us to use their TFS as a source code repository. Is there a bridge that can allow us to connect to TFS? Perhaps via SVN if we have to?

EDIT: Xamarin's newest version now supports Visual Studio 2012 fully. http://Xamarin.com

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Ian Vink Avatar asked Mar 28 '11 01:03

Ian Vink


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There is a newer addin available for MonoDevelop that appears to fill this gap. Link: http://www.teamaddins.com/

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Peter Avatar answered Oct 21 '22 03:10

Peter