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date: Tue, 18 Apr 2006 05:51:03 -0700,    group: microsoft.public.vsnet.vss        back       


Converting from VSS 6.0 to Team Foundation Server?   
We want to try to convert from VSS to TFS for source control, but I 
understand shared files are not supported.  A third party product supposedly 
can create a linked list of "shared" files and maintain this but does not 
seem to have any command line support.  Will the converter that comes with 
TFS also do the same hook to dynamically update the copies of files that were 
shared?

As an aside I can't believe MS left out sharing, this is a significant 
conversion issue for many shops that relied upon it that could be so 
significant to mean we can not convert to it without this support just due to 
the current processes in place and the effort that would be required to 
change those.  I would like nothing better to convert to get some of the new 
features but many teams threw up the red flag when they heard about this 
issue.

Thanks
date: Tue, 18 Apr 2006 05:51:03 -0700   author:   WXS

RE: Converting from VSS 6.0 to Team Foundation Server?   
Actually having problems with the third party solution install.. so  anything 
on an ms solution side would be greatly welcomed!

"WXS" wrote:

> We want to try to convert from VSS to TFS for source control, but I 
> understand shared files are not supported.  A third party product supposedly 
> can create a linked list of "shared" files and maintain this but does not 
> seem to have any command line support.  Will the converter that comes with 
> TFS also do the same hook to dynamically update the copies of files that were 
> shared?
> 
> As an aside I can't believe MS left out sharing, this is a significant 
> conversion issue for many shops that relied upon it that could be so 
> significant to mean we can not convert to it without this support just due to 
> the current processes in place and the effort that would be required to 
> change those.  I would like nothing better to convert to get some of the new 
> features but many teams threw up the red flag when they heard about this 
> issue.
> 
> Thanks
>
date: Tue, 18 Apr 2006 06:56:01 -0700   author:   WXS

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