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Thanks for your advice William, Get Latest it is :)
Cheers,
Matt
--- Matthew Dunn Technical Operations Team Employment Systems Group Department of Employment and Workplace Relations http://www.dewr.gov.au Ph. 6121 8719 Ext. 68719 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of William Bartholomew Sent: Wednesday, 4 October 2006 13:21 To: [email protected] Subject: RE: [OzTFS] Querying TFS for Files Containing a String Matthew, tf history only allows
you to query history and state type properties, not the contents of the files. I
don’t believe there is any equivalent of the “Find in Files”… Don’t forget that
VSS wasn’t client/server, so to do the “Find in Files” it was actually getting
each of the files and then searching it anyway… At least with TFS it will only
get files that aren’t already in your workspace, so simply do a “Get Latest” and
use the file searching application of your choice (such as Visual
Studio). William
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DUNN,Matthew Hello All,
Is
there a way to query TFS for files containing a string (regex would be better)
without retrieving the complete source tree to my local workstation? I'm looking
for the equivalent of the Find in Files feature in
VSS. The
following article refers to achieving this using the tf history command,
however, I'm unsure as to how this can be done: http://blogs.msdn.com/vstsue/archive/2006/08/31/733757.aspx
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Title: Querying TFS for Files Containing a String
- [OzTFS] Querying TFS for Files Containing a String DUNN,Matthew
- RE: [OzTFS] Querying TFS for Files Containing a S... William Bartholomew
- RE: [OzTFS] Querying TFS for Files Containing a S... DUNN,Matthew
- RE: [OzTFS] Querying TFS for Files Containing a S... keith_hill
