如何在团队项目源控制中创建新的根文件夹?[英] How to create new root folders in a Team Project source control?

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问题描述

我想像此示例一样重新创建文件夹层次结构(来自 tfs分支指南 MAIN 2010 V1 ): 在此处输入图像说明

问题是,我无法理解如何创建其他根级文件夹,例如上图中的开发 和版本将新的子分支放入.<<<<<<<<
New Folder命令选项仅在根级分支下方的级别上可用.

如何在团队项目源控制中创建新的根文件夹在主要分支级别?

推荐答案

确保在团队项目级别(图片中的"标准布兰奇普兰")的工作区映射.我只是尝试了一下,发现如果选择了错误的工作区,就不会出现"新文件夹",但是一旦我选择了一个映射要创建新文件夹的文件夹的工作区,"新文件夹"就启用了.

其他推荐答案

这是我所做的.

  1. 连接到Team Explorer中所需的收藏.
  2. 单击"连接"行末尾的向下箭头.
  3. 在下拉菜单中提供了"项目和我的团队".
  4. 选择"新团队项目".

现在您有一个新的"目录".

其他推荐答案

您无法将TF中的文件夹添加到如上所述的未盖上.但是,一个很好的方法是以下示例.

方案:

  1. 您想拥有一个新文件夹来包含许多新项目
  2. 右键单击您的解决方案,然后添加解决方案以源控制
  3. 此时,您可以在root上创建一个用" WebServices"的名称创建一个文件夹
  4. 然后,您继续添加项目/解决方案
  5. 继续进行弹出窗口

对我来说,这很好,尽管我也希望自由地为自己和其他开发人员提前设置文件夹结构,而无需提交/签到代码等.

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问题描述

I'd like to recreate a folder hierarchy like in this example (from TFS Branching Guide Main 2010 v1): enter image description here

The problem is I cannot understand how to create additional root-level folders, like those Development and Release in the picture above, to put new child branches into.
The New Folder command option becomes available only at levels beneath root-level branches.

How to create new root folders in a Team Project source control at the Main branch level?

推荐答案

Make sure that your workspace maps at the Team Project level ("StandardBranchPlan" in the picture). I just tried this, and found that "New Folder" does not appear if I have the wrong workspace selected, but once I select a workspace that maps the folder under which I want to create a new folder, "New Folder" became enabled.

其他推荐答案

Here is what I did.

  1. Connect to the desired collection in Team Explorer.
  2. Click the down arrow at the end of the "Connect" row.
  3. From the drop-down menu provided select "Projects and My Teams".
  4. Select "New Team Project".

And now you have a new "Directory" under the collection root.

其他推荐答案

You cannot add a folder to root in TFS to an unmapped as mentioned. However one good way to do this is with the following example.

Scenario:

  1. You want to have a NEW Folder to contain many NEW Projects
  2. Right click on your solution and Add solution to source control
  3. At this point you can create a folder on root with say name of "WebServices"
  4. Then you continue through with the popup in adding in your project/solution

For me this works fine, although I too would prefer the freedom to setup a folder structure ahead of time for myself and other developers without having to commit/check-in code etc.