We've had a few companies who have written TFS support. I believe most
made it work with an SVN bridge, but I think someone out there wrote
some sort of true TFS support. If you're reading this, we'd love a
contribution so we can include it :)
Christian
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in the comments
and I can update the procedure.
Thanks,
Tim
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Subject: Re: TFS support
We've had a few companies who
06, 2009 8:06 PM
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Subject: Re: TFS Support Anytime soon
Hi Jim,
This is one thing that came up when I was discussing this with someone else. I
think what I'd like to see is a tool that Review Board can use (much like it
uses svn/cvs/etc) for the file lookups
Hi Bryan,
People have talked about writing support for TFS, but so far nobody's
committed to it. We've briefly looked into what it would take, and it seems
somewhat complicated as there are no APIs we can use from Python. We also
don't have access to a TFS server to develop against, which makes
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Subject: Re: TFS Support Anytime soon
Hi Bryan,
People have talked about writing support for TFS, but so far nobody's committed
to it. We've briefly looked into what it would take, and it seems somewhat
complicated as there are no APIs we can use from Python. We
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Hi Bryan,
People have talked about writing support for TFS, but so far nobody's
committed to it. We've briefly looked
