How to approve or reject changes in TFS

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I have TFS (team foundation server 2010) installed on Server 2008 R2

i need to make users to work using source code and check in changes
but i don't want other developers to get the last version that i don't confirm it as a valid version

i need the developers to get the last version i confirm it

how can i make this scenario?

thanks

Posted 26-Apr-12 7:30am

NourBerro

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Philippe Mori · Accepted Answer · 2012-04-26T08:11:00

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I think you should used branches for that.

Google search : TFS Personal banch[^]

Some other products like PureCM, AccuRev and more directly support personnal branches. But for some kind of editing, it is better to avoid multiple branches as merging might not works well. This is particullary the case for autogenerated code that can vary widely even for simple changes.

Posted 26-Apr-12 8:11am

Philippe Mori

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NourBerro 27-Apr-12 16:24pm

Thanks allot for your replay it was very useful, Do u have any video training for this topic
thanks again

Philippe Mori 27-Apr-12 16:45pm

I have not yet used TFS so I cannot help much more for that case. Presently, I use PureCM and I haven't yet evaluate switching to TFS.

NourBerro 29-Apr-12 15:52pm

thank u mr.
im web developer too, im recently working on wf 4.0 with asp.net 4 maybe we can