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The ship is leaving port for the open seas

Content Compliance

The ALM Readiness Treasure Map v2.1 has begun its journey to release.  We will keep you posted as to its status.  Note that although it is listed as Release 3, this is version 2.1 of the application.  This will be reflected in the settings for the application once published. FIRST UPDATE:  We’ve passed two more …

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ALM Readiness Treasure Map Status and Future (Arrr!)

Pirate Ship

Hello, fellow pirates!  Hopefully you have had a chance to use version 2.0 of the ALM Readiness Treasure Map application  and are enjoying the improvements that it brought over v1.0.  Our team has been working on even more improvements in v2.1, primarily around Windows 8.1 compatibility. If you’ve been living on an ALM-free island and …

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Debugging VS2013 Websites Using 64-bit IIS Express

6 April 2016 Update: Added the correct values for VS 2015. If you are working on ASP.NET MVC web sites in Visual Studio 2013 (VS 2013) or 2015 (VS 2015), you need to make one registry change if you want to run IIS (Internet Information Services) Express as a 64-bit process by default.  Use one …

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Get a list of all users who have checked files into a TFS Project

Have you ever wanted to get a list of all the users who have ever checked files into a TFS instance?  Here’s how to do so from PowerShell:

Note that if you want this to appear in a GUI window, drop everything starting from “/noprompt”. Rob This post was migrated from https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/rob/2013/08/28/get-a-list-of-all-users-who-have-checked-files-into-a-tfs-project/.

Redirecting TFS Command Output to Files

Today I discovered that you can redirect the output of Team Foundation Service’s tf.exe command to a file.  I thought that because it displayed dialog boxes as the results of commands that you couldn’t redirect its output to files.  However, commands such as tf history will do just that when you specify redirection, such as: …

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