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What is the pull request equivalent for tfs?

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What is the pull request equivalent in TFS?

I'm asking specifically about cross team collaboration, where there is a team responsible for the product but other teams can work on their own copy and submit "pull requests".

So the core team still owns the product, but other teams can still contribute to it.

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eglasius Avatar asked Jan 30 '14 13:01

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There is not really an equivalent (yet).

An external team could branch off the main branch, make their changes, then send an email asking the owning team to merge in the external team's branch into the main branch.

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Dylan Smith Avatar answered Oct 01 '22 09:10

Dylan Smith