Reminder to research this: TFS bindings, .vspscc and .vssscc files
Posted by jpluimers on 2012/10/24
I need to put some time into researching how TFS source control bindings really work, as it is not only based on these extensions:
- .vssscc (Visual Studio Solution Source Code Control)
- .vspscc (Visual Studio Project Source Code Control)
Information is also stored in the .sln solution files. These postings should get me going:
- Files used by source control integration in VSS and VS .NET.
- visual studio 2008 – How to remove TFS source control bindings for a solution from the command line – Stack Overflow.
- John Robbins’ Blog : Working Offline with TFS.
- visual studio 2010 – How to disconnect solutin from source control on TFS – Stack Overflow.
- Team Foundation Server « Niraj Bhatt – Architect’s Blog.
- Should we normally check Source Control files (*.vssscc, *.vspscc) in ?.
- Why do you need the .vspscc and .vssscc files?.
–jeroen via: Google search for TFS+vspscc+vssscc
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