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This will create a folder with the same name as the project, i.e. /My.Project.Name $ git tfs clone http://tfs:8080/tfs/DefaultCollection/ $/My.Project.Name

Cloning from a git repository is ten times faster than cloning directly from TFVS and works well in a team environment. At least one team member will have to create the bare git repository by doing the regular git-tfs clone first. Then the new repository can be bootstrapped to work with TFVS. $ git...

The following assumes you will use kdiff3 for file diffing and although not essential it is a good idea. C:\> choco install kdiff3 Git can be installed first so you can state any parameters you wish. Here all the Unix tools are also installed and 'NoAutoCrlf' means checkout as is, commit as i...

Launch the Check In dialog for TFVS. $ git tfs checkintool This will take all of your local commits and create a single check-in.

Push all local commits to the TFVS remote. $ git tfs rcheckin Note: this will fail if Check-in Notes are required. These can be bypassed by adding git-tfs-force: rcheckin to the commit message.