Chapter 2. Setting Up and Managing Code Repositories
"Quality is never an accident; it is always the result of intelligent effort". | ||
| --John Ruskin | ||
In this chapter, we will cover:
- Creating a Git repository in an existing TFVC Team Project
- Enabling code analysis check-in policy
- Performing a baseless merge between sibling branches in TFVC
- Reparenting a branch in TFVC
- Unlocking files checked out by someone else
- Unshelving a shelveset created in one branch to another branch
- Ignoring file types from check-in using .tfignore and .gitignore
- Conducting code reviews in TFS
- Setting up policies for branches in Git
- Conducting Pull requests in TFS
- Analyzing code churn with TFS analysis services cube
Introduction
Code repositories enable developers to write code more confidently. ...
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