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Using Version Control

Visual Studio 2010

You can complete common source control tasks by using Team Foundation. The following section contains topics that describe different tasks that you can perform.

In This Section

Using Source Control Explorer: Provides information about the basics of using Source Control Explorer.
Create a Workspace to Work with your Team Project: Provides information about workspaces used to store and manage local copies of source control files and folders.
Placing Files under Version Control: Provides information about how to add solutions, projects, and items to Team Foundation version control.
Getting a Local Copy of Files from the Version Control Server: Provides information about getting source control files and folders for a team project that is associated with a local workspace.
Submitting Changes: Describes how to check in pending changes with Working with Changesets.
Working with Changesets: Explains the purpose of changesets and how to use them in Team Foundation version control.
Working with Shelvesets: Explains the purpose of shelvesets and how to use them in Team Foundation version control.
Viewing Historical Data about an Item: Provides information about how to answer questions and solve problems by using the History window.
Comparing Folders and Files: Explains how to compare or diff files, folders, and Working with Shelvesets.
Resolving Folder Differences and File Conflicts: Explains how to solve conflicts that occur between server versions of folders and files and versions that have pending changes in your local workspace.
Use Labels to Take a Snapshot of Your Files: Explains how use labels to take a snapshot of your files, and then at a later date to view the snapshot and even use it to build or roll back the files.
Working with Version Control Locks: Explains the purpose of locks and how to use them in Team Foundation version control.
Branching and Merging: Provides information about branching and merging versioned code branches in team projects.
Configuring Team Foundation Version Control: Provides information about how to configure Team Foundation version control.
Naming Syntax, Conventions, and Limitations: Provides information about naming syntax, conventions, and limitations.

Reference

Team Foundation Version Control Command-Line Reference

Related Sections

Administering Team Foundation Version Control: Lists topics that apply to administrators of Team Foundation version control.

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