05 | Administer Version Control

Steven Borg | Co-founder & Strategist, Northwest CadenceAnthony Borton | ALM Consultant, Enhance ALM

• Create and manage workspaces• Configure version control proxy• Configure team project version control settings

Module Overview

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Microsoft Virtual AcademyCreate and manage

workspaces

What the Study Guide says…

• Create and manage workspaces.– cloaking, undoing delete, and modifying a workspace– deleting a workspace; specifying workspace visibility– unlocking other users’ checkouts, pending changes, and

code– choosing a default workspace type for a collection– deleting a shelveset

MSDN ResourcesTopic Linkdeciding between local and server workspaces http://examcr.am/1120LFJ modifying a workspace (including cloaking) http://examcr.am/157uylbundoing delete http://examcr.am/11or2xX deleting a workspace http://examcr.am/13Yh9wa

unlocking other users' checkouts, pending changes and code http://examcr.am/174dP5T

choosing a default workspace type for a collection http://examcr.am/15hVuyn

deleting a shelveset http://examcr.am/174dQqr

Edit Workspace Settings

• Command line: Use tf workspace

• UI: Use Manage Workspaces -> Advanced

Cloaking a Working folder

• Command line: Use tf workfold

• UI: Use Manage Workspaces

Undeleting a File

• To restore an item deleted from the server– From the menu bar choose Tools, Options.– On the Options dialog box, navigate to Source

Control, Visual Studio Team Foundation Server.– Select Show deleted items in the Source Control

Explorer, and then choose OK.– From the menu bar choose View, Other

Windows, Source Control Explorer.– In Source Control Explorer, navigate to the folder that

contains the item you want to restore.– Open the item’s shortcut menu and then

choose Undelete.

Configure Default Workspace Type

• Default workspace types (local vs server) can be set at the collection level.

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Create and Manage Workspaces

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Microsoft Virtual AcademyConfigure version control

proxy

What the Study Guide says…

• Configure version control proxy.– setting up the cache hit ratio– setting up the cache size– setting up for multiple Team Foundation Server servers

MSDN ResourcesTopic Link

measuring the cache hit ratio http://examcr.am/ZdF5Ki

setting up the cache size http://examcr.am/19ljVhC

setting up for multiple Team Foundation Server servers http://examcr.am/ZszLVM

Using the Proxy.config file http://examcr.am/119RijM

Installing a Proxy Server

Measuring the Cache Hit Ratio

• To view cache performance by using the ProxyStatistics Web service– Log onto the server whose performance you want to

monitor– For Team Foundation Server Proxy using the default

settings for port: http://localhost:8081/VersionControlProxy/v1.0/ProxyStatistics.asmx

– Click QueryProxyStatistics, and then click Invoke– An XML output file shows data including

OverallCacheMisses, CacheHitsPercentage, and CacheMissPercentage

<ProxyStatisticsInfo CurrentCacheSize="356352" NoOfRequests="82" OverallCacheHits="41" NoOfFilesInCache="41" OverallCacheMisses="41" CacheHitsPercentage="50" CacheMissPercentage="50" />

Proxy.config <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><ProxyConfiguration xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"> <Servers> <Server><Uri>http://vsalm:8080/tfs/fabrikamfibercollection/</Uri></Server> <Server> <Uri>http://vsalm:8080/tfs/tailspintoyscollection/</Uri> </Server> </Servers> <!-- Proxy file cache root folder --> <CacheRoot>C:\Program Files\Microsoft Team Foundation Server 11.0\Version Control Proxy\_tfs_data</CacheRoot> <CacheLimitPolicy> … <!-- Cache limit expressed as percentage of disk space --> <PercentageBasedPolicy>75</PercentageBasedPolicy> <!-- Cache limit expressed as MB --> <!-- <FixedSizeBasedPolicy></FixedSizeBasedPolicy> --> </CacheLimitPolicy>

Proxy.config (cont)

<!-- The maximum age (in days) of content in the cache following a cleanup operation --> <DeletionAgeThreshold>30</DeletionAgeThreshold> <!-- Percentage of cache size that needs to be freed up, on hitting cache limit --> <CacheDeletionPercent>10</CacheDeletionPercent> <!-- Indicates how often (number of hours) the proxy statistics information should be persisted to a file--> <StatisticsPersistTime>1</StatisticsPersistTime>

</ProxyConfiguration>

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Configure Version Control Proxy

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Microsoft Virtual AcademyConfigure team project

version control settings

What the Study Guide says…

• Configure team project version control settings.– enabling multiple checkout– enabling get latest on checkout– configuring check-in policies for a team project (Work

Items, builds, code analysis, testing policies)

MSDN ResourcesTopic Link

enabling multiple checkout http://examcr.am/15hUMku

enabling get latest on checkout http://examcr.am/15hUMku

Configuring Checkout Settings

• To configure checkout settings– In Team Explorer, select the team project for which you

want to configure check-out settings.– From the Team menu, click Team Project Settings, and

then click Source Control.– In the Source Control Settings dialog box, select

the Check-out Settings tab.– Select or clear the Enable multiple checkout box.– Select or clear the Enable get latest on check-out box.– Click OK.

Configuring Check-in Policies

Code Analysis Policy Editor

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Configure team project version control settings

• Understand the differences between local and server workspaces

• Be able to explain cloaked folders• Know the available options for configuring a proxy

server– Especially the options found in Proxy.config

• Practice setting up version control check-in policies, especially those that come out-of-the-box–Work Items, Builds, Code Analysis

• Understand how to undelete a file

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