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2.5.8 | The Calendar |
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9.4 | Mercurial Source Control Connector |
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9.5 | TFS Source Control Connector |
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10.11 | Using Add-on Products |
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10.11.1 | Visual Studio 2008/2010 |
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10.11.2 | Gemini Desktop |
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10.11.3 | Microsoft Outlook |
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TFS source control is now available with Gemini 5. You can install the check-in policy for TFS from the visual studio extension manager or you can download it directly from the Visual Studio Galley.
Connect to your Team Foundation Server.
Associate the Gemini check-in Policy with your Source Control set up as shown below.
Click “Add” on the Check-in Policy tab and select the Gemini Policy.
Specify your Gemini credentials and press save.
Once the credentials have been provided, you will see the Gemini Check-in Policy listed under the check-in Policies tab.
Right-click the change that you wish to commit and select the “Check In Pending Changes” option.
When committing your work back to your repository, you can specify a Gemini Issue Id in the Comment box (specify multiple Issue Id’s like gem:218 gem:222 gem:230). You can add a comment in the “Add comment here” section. Once you have added an Issue Id press Check In.
All commited files and comments appear under Code Review as follows: