I’m using TFS2010 and I have two workstations. A stationary and a laptop. I want to keep those two workstations in sync without having to check in my changes.
Is there any smart way to do so?
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I’m using TFS2010 and I have two workstations. A stationary and a laptop. I want to keep those two workstations in sync without having to check in my changes.
Is there any smart way to do so?
If you haven’t seen it already, have a look at shelving support. It allows you to shelve (mock check-in) files, putting them in temporary storage on the TFS server, and then unshelve (mock check-out) those files, and you can use this to transition code between the two environments. It’s not automated, but it’s not checking in either.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms181404(v=VS.100).aspx