I can never remember how to rollback a check-in, and there’s all kinds of mess in search results about this (change between different versions of TFS etc), so I thought I’d just put this here so I won’t forget anymore. 🙂 Thanks to @manningj, TFS genius.
Just drop to the command line and use tf.exe.
Example:
tf rollback /changeset:12345
For more on the tf.exe commands:
tf help
Many times I need to merge two separate datasets that have a common key column – for example: dataset 1: ID, Name, Weight, Height dataset 2: ID, Address1, Address2, Phone1, Phone2 I can’t just concat the data together, instead I need the merge to happen around the ID key, so that each ID only has […]
You cannot use get-credential without some type of prompt (although you can do it without the pop-up dialog), however you can save your securestring password to a file, reload it for later, and manually create a credential without a prompt. Of course the problem with this is that your password will be exposed to anyone with […]
Just a quickie convenience tip. Some mornings it seems to take my computer a little too long to “wake up” after being hibernated overnight. This annoyed me, but as of today it annoys me no longer. This morning my computer was fresh and ready to go as soon as I sat down at my desk. […]