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Hello
We’re currently migrating from SVN to TFS, and when I created the Team Project I did a lot of stuff (created work items, commited a lot of stuff, imported the projects, changed a lot of files)
Is there a way I can reset revision number without recreating the Team Project?
(I don’t need to delete the past changes or anything, I just want my next commit to be “changeset 1” again)
Thanks in Advance
No, you can’t do that. Also recreating the team project won’t help as revision numbers (changeset numbers) are global to the entire source control repository, not just the projects that are in it.