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I am trying to setup a config file to work with my TFS Fields and I am having problems finding the full name of a field.
For example, In the query view I just see Delivery Order, but I know that it’s full name is Conchango.TeamSystem.Scrum.DeliveryOrder.
Anyidea how I can see that value for all the fields on my Work Items?
If you install the TFS Power Tool you will get the process template editor. If you open the Work Item that you want to see the fields for in there you will get a list of all the fields.
Figure: Select “Tools | Process Editor | Work Item Types | Open WIT from Server”
Figure: Connect to the correct TFS server and select a project
Figure: You can see the list of fields
It is worth noting that the Label used on the Work Item Form may be diferent from the actual name of the field.