I have a Visual Studio 2012 (RC) solution bound to a CodePlex server. However, I want to bind it to a Team Foundation Service server instead. I don't care about preserving the history, since I've just started the project anyway. How should I go about binding the solution to the new server?
I've tried File->Source Control->Advanced->Change Source Control
, while connected to the Team Foundation Service TFS server, but I can only see that the action Bind
is available to me, and this just re-binds to CodePlex. Which is strange, since Visual Studio pointed me to the Change Source Control
dialog when I tried to add the unbound solution to the Team Foundation Service server directly.
Open your solution in Visual Studio 2017. Go to "Team Explorer" and double click the newly added project name from TFS (it is normally set in a gray color) Go back to "Solution Explorer" and to right mouse click on the solution and select "Add to source control"
Open Visual Studio 2012 and from the Team menu, click Connect to Team Foundation Server. Click the Servers button. From the Add/Remove Team Foundation Server window, click the Add button.
I found out how to do this with the help of this article. What I did was to, while connected to CodePlex TFS, open File->Source Control->Advanced->Workspaces
and then double-click on my workspace item. This launched a dialog where I removed the solution's working folder.
After this I could connect to Team Foundation Service and freely let the solution be source controlled by that server.
In case you moved your project under another SC and you need to bind it to this SC:
File->Source Control->Advanced->Change Source Control
.Source Control->Add Selected Projects to Source Control
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