

Many times those changes will just "come over" - the target will have the changes pended on them and you'll be free to check them in with no manual intervention needed. This operation brings over changesets (or parts of them) from one branch into another (or, in the case of /discard, communicates that you don't want them brought over). This UI is available via tools -> options -> source control -> visual studio team foundation server -> "configure user tools" button or via the command-line with "tf diff /configure"įor additional background, try to remember that there are 2 operations that both involve "merge", so we on the TFVC team have tried to use 2 different terms to help clarify which operation is being talked about.įirst, there is "tree merge", which you do via the Merge Wizard in the UI or via the "tf merge" command from the command-line. The purpose of this article is to start collecting the most common ones we know or heard about in a central place so people don't have to figure these out on their own. One of the extensibility points we have in Team Foundation V1 is that you can configure any other diff and merge tools you want.

"Command"="D:\\Beyond Compare 2\\BC2.exe"ĭiff/merge configuration in Team Foundation - common Command and Argument values "Command"=" D:\\Beyond Compare 2\\BC2.exe"
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Add reg for TFS diff/merge tool configure:
