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In TFS 2012, when I rollback a changeset, a new changeset is created for the corresponding “undo” changes. However, if I look at the history, there is no indication of what changeset was rolled back (there’s no link, etc.). Is there a way to tell from looking at a changeset that it was rolling back another changeset (and what that changeset was)?
Based on the other question linked by Betty and what I’m seeing in TFS, it does not look like there is any association to the changeset which is being rolled back. I will start following a convention that each checkin comment for a rollback will contain the changeset being rolled back.