O.K. so you have finally found out that Microsoft didnt make it easy to roll back to a given change set in the IDE in VS 2010.
You have also found out that you can use the tfs command line to do this and when you see what you have to put into the command line tool you start to cry.
So, here is another work around.
1. Get your specific change set through the Source Control Explorer.
2, Detach your solution by opening it in VS 2010 highlighting your solution and then go to File->Source Control and Unbind your solution.
3. Now move your solution somewhere else...
4. Delete the folder from source control where your solution was located and check in your changes.
5. Now add back a folder with a different name in Source Control.
6. Copy your "detached" Solution there.
7. In your solution right click and add to source control.
8. Check in your changes.
I want to thank Microsoft for NOT including something as simple and basic in their TFS version control IDE as fundamental as rolling back to a given change set.
I give MicroSoft an F++ on this feature.
Enjoy
Qui-Jon
You have also found out that you can use the tfs command line to do this and when you see what you have to put into the command line tool you start to cry.
So, here is another work around.
1. Get your specific change set through the Source Control Explorer.
2, Detach your solution by opening it in VS 2010 highlighting your solution and then go to File->Source Control and Unbind your solution.
3. Now move your solution somewhere else...
4. Delete the folder from source control where your solution was located and check in your changes.
5. Now add back a folder with a different name in Source Control.
6. Copy your "detached" Solution there.
7. In your solution right click and add to source control.
8. Check in your changes.
I want to thank Microsoft for NOT including something as simple and basic in their TFS version control IDE as fundamental as rolling back to a given change set.
I give MicroSoft an F++ on this feature.
Enjoy
Qui-Jon
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