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I have two projects in TFS, a database and an application. I am using TFS for a short time and I have doubts about the options Get Latest Version (Recursive), Check Out for Edit and Shelve Pending Changes.
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The option Get Latest Version (Recursive) by what I have observed so far downloads the latest version of all project folders and subfolders. I am in doubt regarding the Check Out for Edit and Shelve Pending Changes.
Someone who already uses TFS could clarify this issue ?
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Get Latest Version (Recursive)
It will update all your project files to the latest version.
Check Out for Edit
This will inform TFS that you are working on this file, this can generate a "Lock" in the file to prevent others from working on it.
Shelve Pending Changes
you should use this when you want to save or share some incomplete change, either because you need to work on another activity, pass the activity to another or you haven’t had time to test and someone needs to run it.
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@Tobymosque, thank you very much, to test in the application you use TFS Express or Cloud ?
– Robss70
@Tobymosque May reply to your comment. :)
– Marconi