Looks like this issue is related to the Local Workfolder path, which is . by default.
The TFS clients (latest ones) does not accept . as the working folder.

A solution for this could be to use the ${WORKSPACE}. But it looks like the plugin does not expand the ${WORKSPACE} variable when evaluating the Local Workfolder property.

I am using a linux machine and it works when I give the absolute path like /var/lib/jenkins/workspace/test-project (where test-project) is the jenkins project name.

This should be a fix in the TFS plugin.

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