I just released a new version of Team Foundation for Mono.
Highlights of this release include:
1. tf.exe supports two new commands: "ls-files" and "properties".
ls-files has options to show modified, out-of-date, unknown, and locally deleted file listings. This functionality doesn't exist in the Microsoft tf.exe client, and may be a reason to run tf4mono's tf.exe on Windows.
2. the tf.exe undo command now restores deleted files
3. tf.exe now compiles/runs on MS CLR.
4. Added API support for querying ExtendedItems.
5. Debian packages via "make dist"
6. Add GettingEventHandler, PendingChangeEventHandler, ProcessingChangeEventHandler, and OperationStatus delegates.
7. Many bug fixes were made to APIs, and client utility while testing on Windows. Greatly improved handling of ~/.tf/VersionControl.config cache.
8. Start of MonoDevelop plugin based on Subversion plugin. I'm not quite sure I can really map the way Team Foundation works onto the MonoDevelop VersionControl framework, but we'll see. Fundamentally, the way TFS works is much different than SVN.
Friday, April 27, 2007
Thursday, April 19, 2007
tf4mono project site
I'm setting up a Google Code project site for my Team Foundation for Mono project.
I've been hacking out the Version Control assemblies for some time and recently started working on a MonoDevelop plugin.
I've been hacking out the Version Control assemblies for some time and recently started working on a MonoDevelop plugin.
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