“TFSProvider allows you to browse a TFS server as in Windows Explorer.
At the root of the provider you can access:In each subset it is possible to navigate to other elements.
- Workitem
- SourceControl
- TeamProject
If you are in a TFSProvider orders PsTFS not need to setting a variable $ tfs…
Sample : Workitems route of a project
PS TFS:\> cd TEAMPROJECT
PS TFS:\TEAMPROJECT> dir
Name
----
Demo23
DemoAuto
MyDemo
test
VSTS.Noham
PS TFS:\TEAMPROJECT> cd MyDemo
PS TFS:\TEAMPROJECT\MyDemo> Get-ChildItem
Alias Element
----- -------
WI WORKITEM
SC SOURCECONTROL
MP MEMBERSPROJECT
DC DOCUMENTS
BL BUILD
PS TFS:\TEAMPROJECT\MyDemo> cd WI
PS TFS:\TEAMPROJECT\MyDemo\WI> Get-ChildItem Format-Table…
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Dude, how cool is THAT!
CD into A TFS Server, CD into a Project, CD into it’s Source Control, or Work Items or Documents or Builds and then DIR all the members there. ZOMG, that is officially VERY Cool.
Great work Noham!
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Greg - this is awesome - thanks for sharing this - ever since HDC2008 I have been waiting to really get more from Powershell and this will do the trick - this is why you are tops on my RSS Bandit - thank you sir
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