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Asked: 2026-05-27T01:27:01+00:00

Presuming the following scenario:- File 1 exists in Project A -> local path =

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Presuming the following scenario:-

File 1 exists in Project A -> local path = C:\ProjectA\FileLocation\

File 2 exists in Project B -> local path = C:\ProjectB\Filelocation\

Does anyone know if it is possible to do the following in TFS:-

Bind File 1 and File 2 such that BOTH their local paths are, for instance, C:\Program Files\FileLocation\

I know this is not ideal however this is a large codebase that has been migrated to TFS control from another source control application and I am looking for a quick solution at the moment.

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  1. Editorial Team

    At least in TFS2010 this is not possible.
    If you try to Map $/ProjectB to a spot that already houses $/ProjectA TFS will refuse to proceed:
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    Sidenote: Why proceed like that? For example, if ProjectA = ProjectB, simply choose one over the other & have all solutions point to the survivor.

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