A workspace is a set of client-side folders on the local disk mapped to version-controlled folders on the Team Foundation version control server. You can change version-controlled items in the client-side work folders without changing the version-controlled items on the server. Changes are marked as pending changes in the local workspace. When you perform a check-in operation, you commit client-side changes to the server's source control folder.
You can synchronize your workspace with the most recently checked-in changes on the server by using the Get Latest Version menu-command.
If you want to have multiple copies of source-controlled items on your computer, you can create more than one workspace for a specific source control server.
Provides an overview of source control workspaces and mapped working folders.
Describes the steps used to create a workspace.
Describes the steps used to create a workspace from the tf command-line utility.
Explains the steps that are used to add and remove working folders in a workspace.
Explains the steps that are used to modify an existing workspace.
Explains the steps used to cloak and uncloak folders in a workspace.
Describes the steps that are used to remove a workspace.
Describes how to undo pending changes in another user's workspace.
Team Foundation Version Control Command-Line Reference
Provides information about retrieving source control files and folders for a team project associated with a local workspace.
Lists walkthroughs which explore using source control, customizing a source control check-in, and using source control from the command line.
Lists topics that apply to administrators of Team Foundation version control.
