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Apr 17, 2013
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Help content for the Agile planning tools gets a makeover with TFS CU2

Kathryn Elliott

With the latest VS ALM TFS update, we've given the help content for the Agile Planning tools a makeover - as you can see by going to Collaborate and  Collaborate (dig deeper). The collaborate content shows you how to use the Agile planning tools with the latest Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2012 with Update 2 installed. In particular, you c...

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Apr 11, 2013
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ALM Rangers ship guidance for DevOps bug resolution using IntelliTrace

Willy-P. Schaub

We are pleased to announce that we have shipped a new exciting project, focused on IntelliTrace, under the Visual Studio Test Tooling Guidance umbrella. This release supplements the Test Tooling Guide with the DevOps end-end scenario, giving you access to ALM end to end labs and guidance that include bug resolution using IntelliTrace. The Epics...

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Apr 4, 2013
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Visual Studio 2012 – Update 2 RTM!

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Visual Studio Updates are a mechanism we are using to provide ongoing value throughout the year to our Visual Studio and Team Foundation Server customers. These updates will provide features to support the latest software trends in the market, and also offer an easy way to deploy bug fixes. Today we are excited to announce that Visual Studio Updat...

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Apr 4, 2013
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Upgrade your 2012 team project from RTM to Update 2

Ewald Hofman (MSFT)

In our effort to bring continuous improvements to the product, we have made improvements to the stock process templates in VS Update 2. If you have an account on our hosted service or when you create a new team project, your team projects are already updated with these changes. However if you have an on premises installation of TFS, the existing te...

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Mar 19, 2013
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How to fix “TF400898: An Internal Error Occurred.” on your Kanban board in TFS 2012 Update 2

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Kanban customizable columns was made publicly available in VS Update 2. You can read the release notes for an overview of the feature itself, and you can read an in-depth article to understand what happens under the hood. If you have an on premises installation of TFS, you might see the following error on the Kanban board   The goal of th...

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Mar 15, 2013
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New tool for converting test lists to Visual Studio 2012 Playlists

Charles Sterling

One of the requests we have heard upon the introduction of test Playlists in Visual Studio Update 2 was a tool for converting Visual Studio 2010 test lists to the new Playlists format…Well it turns a developer, Rolf Huisman, at one of our “go to” ALM Partners InfoSupport wrote and and released one Codeplex!    To use it: 1. Install t...

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Mar 14, 2013
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Fixed the incorrect order of the first column on the Kanban board on the service

Ewald Hofman (MSFT)

After the Mar 4 update of the service, we received quite a bit of feedback about a bug on the Kanban board. It turned out that the first column on the board was not ordered by stack rank anymore, but by closed date. Since the closed date is empty in the first column, the order of the items in the column was random. Although our next deployment...

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Mar 8, 2013
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Use the Git command prompt to supplement Visual Studio

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// By: Andy Lewis and Matthew Mitrik In Visual Studio Tools for Git we aim to offer the fundamental features you need to develop an app in a Git version-controlled codebase. We explain how to perform these tasks in previous posts such as Create, Connect, and Publish using Visual Studio with Git and in our Git welcome portal content. That said, t...

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Mar 7, 2013
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core.ignorecase corruption issue fixed in Visual Studio Tools for Git 0.8.0.0

Andy Lewis

<!-- This means that from the point of this commit forward, your Git repository is corrupted. Most Git hosting providers won't let you push these corrupted tree objects up. For example, if you try to push to Team Foundation Service, you'll get an error message that looks something like "The tree object pushed has an invalid structure." To...

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