Checkin files on tfs using command lines

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HI..

I'm trying checkin files on Team Foundation Server using TF Checkin command.(changes done on local workspace)

tf checkin “$/PredictiveDialer/ApplicationCompiler/ApplicationCompiler/Properties/AssemblyInfo.cs” /comment:"Version Update"

Even in Assembly file version is increment following message is displayed
"There are no pending changes matching the specified items.
No files checked in."

if anybody have idea please share.

Thanks.

Posted 9-Feb-15 14:01pm

SachinSutar

Updated 9-Feb-15 14:18pm

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zerocool18 · Answer 1 · 2015-04-22T21:16:00

Solution 1

You can run "tf status" command first.
It'll show you list of pending changes.

Check if your file is there.

PS : You need to change directory to your mapped folder first.
Example, if your local mapped folder is "E:\TFSFiles".
Then, 1. cd E:\TFSFiles
2. tf.exe status

Posted 22-Apr-15 21:16pm

zerocool18