I have deleted a team project that I was to recreate with the same name. I need to do this because the local folder the files were being placed in is the original base folder and I wanted to use a different folder for this branch. I have deleted the project using tfsDeleteProject but the source control folder is still there and the branch is still in the properties of the original base. I did read an article about DeleteTeamProjectFolder (a function of Repository.asmx) but that appears to have been removed for 2007. Is there any way I can clean up this mess so I can get on with what I wanted to do? Please help if you can. Regards, Major. p.s. Major is my Christain name ;-)
"Mr Major Thorburn" wrote: > I have deleted a team project that I was to recreate with the same name. > I need to do this because the local folder the files were being placed in is > the original base folder and I wanted to use a different folder for this > branch. > I have deleted the project using tfsDeleteProject but the source control > folder is still there and the branch is still in the properties of the > original base. > I did read an article about DeleteTeamProjectFolder (a function of > Repository.asmx) but that appears to have been removed for 2007. > > Is there any way I can clean up this mess so I can get on with what I wanted > to do? > > Please help if you can. > > Regards, Major. > p.s. Major is my Christain name ;-) > Found my solution. The folder in source control was the workspace. Removing the workspace removed the reference in source control. Creating a branch into a seperate folder requires the work to be carried out in sequence. 1. Create new project on TFS. 2. Create workspace associating it with the new project. 3. Branch from the root to the new project. Happy readers? Regards, Major.
