$item | Out-File -FilePath C:\Scripts\testdata.csv -AppendĪbove PowerShell Script is working fine for me. #$item.ContentLength, $item.CheckinDate,$item.ItemType ,$item.ServerItem,$item.ChangesetId Write-host "The total number of files in the Team Project is : " $totalFilesįoreach ($item in $teamProjectItemsObjects.Items ) #$teamProjectItemsObjects.Items | Out-File -FilePath "C:\Scripts\TPC_VersionInfo.csv" $teamProjectItemsObjects = $versionControlServer.GetItems($projectName.ServerItem, ::Latest,::Full,::Any,::File) #$tim = $versionControlServer.GetItems($projectName.ServerItem) Write-host "Team Project Name : " $projectName.Name If($projectName.Name -eq $teamProjectName)
$teamProjectsList = $versionControlServer.GetAllTeamProjects($true)įoreach($projectName in $teamProjectsList) $versionControlServer = $server.GetService() $server = new-object (New-Object Uri($tfsCollectionUrl)) Write-Host "Connected to Team Foundation Server " Write-Host "Failed to authenticate to TFS" $teamProjectName = "TrainingTeamProject" $pathToAss4 = "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0\Common7\IDE\ReferenceAssemblies\v4.5"Īdd-Type -Path "$pathToAss2\"Īdd-Type -Path "$pathToAss2\"Īdd-Type -Path "$pathToAss2\.dll"Īdd-Type -Path "$pathToAss2\.dll"Īdd-Type -Path "$pathToAss4\" $pathToAss2 = "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0\Common7\IDE\ReferenceAssemblies\v2.0" # Referencing Assemblies in PowerShell Script I have executed the PowerShell script given below and its working fine and the script is exporting all the Properties of the files to a CSV file. I am sharing the PowerShell script to achieve the same.
#API INTO MICROSOFT TEAM FOUNDATION SERVER CODE#
Shrek has given the C# code and its giving the expected output. Since the team project has been created and set to TFVC, the files and folder which are under the team project will always use TFVC. ItemSet items = $/", RecursionType.Full) In the dialog that appears, you’ll need to fill in the following: 1. To configure TFS, go to the Plug-ins main menu option and select Team Foundation Server. For example, the following C# code can get all files names from a collection: TfsTeamProjectCollection server = TfsTeamProjectCollectionFactory.GetTeamProjectCollection(new Uri(" VersionControlServer version = server.GetService(typeof(VersionControlServer)) as VersionControlServer To import TFS work items into Justinmind: Open Justinmind and go to the Requirements module. You can use “” and “” API to get the files information on TFS server.
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