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Asked: 2026-06-01T03:24:23+00:00

For a new project I have created a local folder tree with empty Visual

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For a new project I have created a local folder tree with empty Visual Studio solutions and projects. At this moment the solutions are not attached to source control.

Now I want to add entire folder structure with all the solutions to the TFS.

Do I need to bind all the solutions to source control before I check-in them?
Or I can just check-in all the folders and files as they are now, and then later I can use Visual Studio to bind the solutions to the TFS source control?

I am afraid that if I try to bind solutions, I’ll be asked for a path on the TFS, but as I haven’t my folder structure checked in yet, I won’t have the folders on the TFS where to attach my solutions.

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  1. Editorial Team

    Yes, you need to bind them before you can check them in. Binding basically means TFS server details are embedded into the solution file and project file of the project.

    So, essentially you CANNOT perform any source control related operation without binding.

    You should perform the following steps:

    1. Bind the solution
2. Create your folder structure
3. Checkin

    Do you see any problem with that ?

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