Update 9 May 16 – Looks like this patch keeps getting better. The latest build (14.0.25130.0) now integrates with the VS alerts so you will get notified of future updates (via ms) If you need local contextual info while debugging then you will appreciate this KB which fixes the broken Update 2 – KB3151378. Personally I…
With the explosion of git it seems that keeping track of what is happening across repositories that may span personal, open source and work projects can become a challenge in itself. Perhaps you’ve subscribed to some sort of bespoke notification system in whatever service is hosting the repositories, maybe it’s an email alert, rss feed…
While Visual Studio Online continues to provide the fastest delivery of new ALM / DevOps features, the majority of users still make use of the on-premises Team Foundation Server (for now at least). Today Microsoft released the next major on-premises version, Team Foundation Server 2015. With any new major version comes a set of new requirements and compatibility…
I recently had the opportunity to work with some fellow ALM Rangers on putting together a book to share our experiences in working (that’s an odd term for our voluntary contributions) with each other and using Visual Studio Online. You can download the book for free from MS Press.
It’s surprisingly hard to find what you will gain by upgrading to a new version of Microsoft Test Manager. In this blog post we’ll cover MTM 2013. You can find MTM 2012 here I’ve managed to track down some blog posts and received a few links from Microsoft. Below is a summary of what I’ve found. Please…
It’s surprisingly hard to find what you will gain by upgrading to a new version of Microsoft Test Manager. In this blog post we’ll cover MTM 2012. For MTM 2013 go here. I’ve managed to track down some blog posts and received a few links from Microsoft. Below is a summary of what I’ve found. Please…
We have a new release, 2.12.0.14, available now with all the changes listed below. Export Build DefinitionsSupport was added in 2.12.09 for calling out to the TFS Power Tools to dump the definition to file. There were a few issues with this, 1. It was slow 2. It required you to select your working folder…
