Anyone know if this (generating a unified diff) is possible and if so, how?
Thanks.
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Anyone know if this (generating a unified diff) is possible and if so, how?
Thanks.
It’s
tf diff /shelveset:<set> /format:unified. However, note that unlike most modern version-control systems, TFS can’t actually work with patch files afaik. That is, you can’t take the result of the diff and apply it to a set of files to get the resulting changes. (What most people do is zip up the files that changed and drop-and-replace that as a “patch”. Ick.)