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I (somewhat awkwardly) use TFS to source-control an iOS project on OS X, and found myself constantly forgetting to add new files (such as new graphic assets) to the workspace before checking in. I use the Eclipse plugin to manage checkouts in general, but it doesn’t have any UI for files that aren’t yet added to source control (that I’ve found).
How can I find and add new files without searching my folder heirarchy by hand?
In TFS versions before 2012, you can simply use the
onlinecommand to the TEE Command Line Client, which will scan your local filesystem for changes and pend them. For example:To detect files that were added on the local filesystem but have not been pended as adds to TFS.