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Works:

>"C:\Programme\OpenTF\opentf.exe" /server:abc /login:%USERNAME% /preview online
Password: XXXXXXXX
Added: D:\Code\t


Nice would be to be able to use:

>"C:\Programme\OpenTF\opentf.exe" online
<select file to add in GUI dialog>
Added: D:\Code\t

The perhaps easiest way would be to use %USERNAME% as a login name.

Next the server of the workspace can be determined from all of the
workspaces (as listed in the workspaces command).

I do not know, how tf.exe does identify the user to the TFS server.

Would it be possible to hide the typed in password? Or to display each
character as a star?

The last aspect may to open a dialog which lists all files that needs to be
changed.

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Create 3 workspaces on a server
2. Run the "tf workspaces" command


What is the expected output? 
I expected to see a listing of all three workspaces.
Server: https://tfs01.codeplex.com
Workspace      Owner      Computer Comment
-------------- ---------- -------- -------------
hudsonopentf   redsolo_cp ASTERIX
Hudson-tp-tfs1 redsolo_cp ASTERIX
opentf4        redsolo_cp ASTERIX
opentf5        redsolo_cp ASTERIX


What do you see instead?
Only the first workspace
Workspace      Owner       Computer Comment
-------------- ----------- -------- -------------------
Hudson-tp-tfs1 redsolo_cp  ASTERIX

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
0.6.0.0 - Windows vista


Please provide any additional information below.
If I run the workspaces command with the MS tf client I get:
Server: https://tfs01.codeplex.com
Workspace      Owner      Computer Comment
-------------- ---------- -------- -------------
hudsonopentf   redsolo_cp ASTERIX
Hudson-tp-tfs1 redsolo_cp ASTERIX
opentf4        redsolo_cp ASTERIX
opentf5        redsolo_cp ASTERIX

When I run the workspaces command with the opentf client I get:
Workspace      Owner       Computer Comment
-------------- ----------- -------- -------------------
Hudson-tp-tfs1 redsolo_cp  ASTERIX

Im writing a TFS plugin for Hudson, and are looking if I can get opentf to
work as the teamprise and Microsoft command-line clients. That is, the TFS
plugin would be able to use opentf as any of the other clients. But it
seems that the output from all three tools are some what different.

Anyhow, I just tried the detailed history command, and I see that there is
no time stamps on the history by default. Could you add time stamps on the
detailed history output that is displayed by default?

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Have an all-caps-named folder in the repository (e.g. 'GUI')
2. Try checking out
3. OpenTF will be unable to find folder 'GUI' because it will be 
represented as 'gui' and the checkout will fail. TF Explore will crash.

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
I expect the content to be checked out successfully, or at least an error 
displayed in GUI.
Instead, checkout of "..../GUI/Parent" fails because "..../GUI" cannot be 
found, and TF Explore crashes.

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
0.6.0, svn revision 41.

Please provide any additional information below.
-

This is an item for the Whishlist.

It would be helpful to be able to use opentf from Eclipse to access the TFS
especially the TF Version Control aspects.

Perhaps the VSS plugins can be used as a basis to add this support:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/vssplugin/

TiA
Christian

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. run tf with any command which needs login information, such as tf
workspaces /server:myserver
2. input password
3. password is shown as normal characters, not * (or such unreadable chars).

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
I expected I can't read my password in login dialog. But I can.

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
I'm using opentf 0.6.0 on debian linux unstable with mono.

Please provide any additional information below.
Thank you for the good program. It is very useful to me.

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Make sure your tfs repository containt > 256 changesets
2. Call VersionControlServer.QueryHistory with a maxCount > 256
3. Loop though resulting changesets; you'll notice duplicates

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Expected: no duplicates

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
Latest version

Please provide any additional information below.
Suggested fix:
In Microsoft.TeamFoundation.VersionControl.Client/VersionControlServer.cs 
(method QueryHistory), the 'versionTo = ...' line should be replaced:

while (total > 0)
{
  int batchMax = Math.Min(256, total);
  int batchCnt = repository.QueryHistory(workspaceName, workspaceOwner, 
itemSpec, 
                   version, user, versionFrom, versionTo,
                   batchMax, includeChanges, slotMode, 
                   includeDownloadInfo, ref changes);

  if (batchCnt < batchMax) break;

  total -= batchCnt;
  Changeset lastChangeset = changes[changes.Count - 1];
  //fix: use "lastChangeset.ChangesetId -1" instead of 
lastChangeset.ChangesetId
  versionTo = new ChangesetVersionSpec(lastChangeset.ChangesetId - 1);
}

Steps
1. Open the solution using Visual Studio 2008
2. Visual Studio informs that the Gtk.TeamFoundation and Mono.GetOptions
assemblies are missing
3. Compile the solution
4. There are 207 Errors en 3 Warnings reported

I'm using Visual Studio 2008 SP1 (Beta) on Windows Vista SP1.

1) Install as a plugin to Mono
2) Open Team Foundation Browser and click "Add Repository"
3) I insert all values
4) Nothing Added

As standalone opentf it says that Authorization failed. However I am sure
that everything is right.

I already had workspace "FER" registered on server, however I have deleted
~/.tf to re-initialize OpenTF installation. When I was trying to add this
workspace to my local client again, tf explore interface just kept crashing
due to an exception. 

Removing the workspace using "tf workspace /delete" resolved this problem,
but a TF newbie like me can't easily figure out what's the deal here. A
friendly messagebox explaining possible causes would do good.

By the way, thanks for enabling me to avoid Microsoft's Team Foundation for
an university project. All materials were stuffed on MSTF server and we're
expected to install TF client from MSDNAA and fetch it from there. *sigh*

treeclean on Windows always clean the full tree.

opentf version 0.6.0.0
Windows Server 2008 32-bit

If we look inside Run() method we see the following lines:

string serverItem = item.ServerItem.Remove(0, serverPath.Length+1);
string fname = Path.Combine(path, serverItem);
itemList.Add(fname, true);

and below:

if (!itemList.ContainsKey(file.FullName))

The problem is that in my case file.FullName uses '\' as directory
separator, but serverItem uses '/'.

So in the first code block path variable contains something like that:
d:\some\path
serverItem contains something like that: itempath/itemname.cpp
and finally fname contains d:\some\path\itempath/itemname.cpp

But file.FullName gives path as d:\some\path\itempath\itemname.cpp and
there is the problem.

Maybe serverItem assignment must be looked something like that:


string serverItem = item.ServerItem.Remove(0,
serverPath.Length+1).Replace(Path.AltDirectorySeparatorChar,
Path.DirectorySeparatorChar);

Thanks a lot for opentf!

Here is the displayed trace:

>"C:\Programme\OpenTF\opentf.exe" /server:abc /login:%USERNAME% /preview 
online

Password: WrongOrNoPassword

Unbehandelte Ausnahme: System.Net.WebException: Fehler bei der Anforderung
mit HTTP-Status 401: Unauthorized.
   bei
System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHttpClientProtocol.ReadResponse(SoapClientMess
age
message, WebResponse response, Stream r
esponseStream, Boolean asyncCall)
   bei System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHttpClientProtocol.Invoke(String
methodName, Object[] parameters)
   bei Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Client.Authenticator.CheckAuthentication()
   bei Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Client.TeamFoundationServer.Authenticate()
   bei
Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Client.TeamFoundationServer.EnsureAuthenticated()
   bei Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Client.TeamFoundationServer.GetService(Type
serviceType)
   bei Driver.get_VersionControlServer()
   bei Command.get_VersionControlServer()
   bei Command.GetWorkspaceFromCache()
   bei OnlineCommand.Run()
   bei Driver.ProcessCommand(String cmd, String[] cmdArgs)
   bei Driver.ProcessAllCommands()
   bei Driver.Main(String[] args)

See
http://blogs.msdn.com/richardb/archive/2007/09/25/tf-checkin-exit-codes.aspx