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I am wondering if there is Visual Studio command for showing the Builds view in Team Explorer, so that I can bind a keyboard shortcut to it.
For example, I was able to create CTRL+W,CTRL+G shortcut bound to View.TfsPendingChanges command which shows directly Pending Changes view within Team Explorer.
EDIT:
As it is not obvious from the answer, the command TeamFoundationContextMenus.Commands.GoToBuilds is the one I was looking for.
There is a command. Tools > Options > Environment > Keyboard > Build.ViewControllerQueue is the one you want, but if you set a shortcut and try to execute it, you get:
I’m not sure how to get around this. The easiest way I’ve found to get to the Build Explorer so far is Ctrl+0,Ctrl+B which brings up the Builds page of the Team Explorer, and then you can hit Actions > Manage Queue.
Interestingly, if you set the shortcut as described above, it will actually show up in the Actions context menu as the shortcut, but it does not work.