Team Foundation Server, find all checked out files.

Gaute Magnussen — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 14:17:21 GMT

Ever needed to see who has files checked out? Here's a way to do it command line style.
tf status /user:* $/serverpath /r /s:http://server:8080

An example that works in my environment:
tf status /user:* $/sportsadmin/main /r /s:http://n3srvno04:8080

You do need to open Visual Studio Command Prompt to have the command tf.exe in path.

Visual Studio macro to attach debugger to process

Gaute Magnussen — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 13:18:07 GMT

The project I'm currently working on has a large codebase and it takes a while with precompilation and everything if I press F5 to start the project every time. I therefore started to attach and detach the debugger manually every time I needed to debug. This saves me tons of time since I don't have to log in and out of the application and find the place I need to debug every time something has to be debugged. A former coworker(http://www.labraaten.com/) also made this nice little macro to attach to w3wp.exe(aspnet_wp.exe in XP) automatically. Saves me even more time.

Imports System Imports EnvDTE Imports EnvDTE80 Imports System.Diagnostics Public Module Module1 Public Sub Attach_ASPNET_WP()
Attach("w3wp.exe")
Attach("iexplore.exe") End Sub Public Sub Attach(ByVal processName As String) For Each process As EnvDTE.Process In DTE.Debugger.LocalProcesses If process.Name.IndexOf(processName)
<> -1 Then process.Attach() End If Next End Sub End Module

I have added this macro as a shortcut that triggers every time I hit ALT-I. This can be set by pressing tools, Options, keyboard, locating your macro and add the shortcut.

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Team Foundation Server, find all checked out files.

Visual Studio macro to attach debugger to process