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Asked: 2026-05-10T22:49:08+00:00

I currently have a source control folder in TFS with all of my source

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I currently have a source control folder in TFS with all of my source code. Is it possible to create a new team project and use the existing source control folder?

I have the option to create a new source control folder, create a new branch or not to create one at all. But is there a way of using an existing folder?

[Edit] To clarify: I have previously had a Team Project and Source Control folder called ProjectA and $/ProjectA. If I delete the Team Project but retain the Source control folder $/ProjectA and then later want to recreate a Team Project called ProjectA, with a new template say, can I reattach the existing source control folder $/ProjectA?

Sounds like I might not be able to?

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  1. No – I’m afraid that you must have a folder in source control for your Team Project.

    Under the hood a few settings for the Team Project are actually stored in the version control system on the ‘$/TeamProject’ folder, hence the dependency TFS has for a version control folder to match the Team Project name.

    Can I ask why you wanted to create a new team project like this? There might be another way to achieve what you want, or if not it would be valuable feedback for the Microsoft team anyway.

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