Has anyone had any experience using Microsoft's Team Foundation Server for source control with UniVerse on a Linux server? I have the command line client functional and talking to the TFS server. I know I'll have to write some kind of interlude to manage those items in hashed files to get them out into the file system where they will be visible to the TFS client and to do the reverse upon checkout. What I'm looking for are some ideas for organizing in the TFS repository. Also, we're looking for a one-button deployment solution to be able to deploy our Windows/.NET software to the respective Windows servers along with the UniVerse software to the UniVerse server(s), run processes to create/delete files, index, etc. and compile and catalog BASIC programs. I know I'll probably have to build this "thing" to make this happen as I seriously doubt there is anything available off the shelf capable of doing this. Anyone been down this path?
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