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‎Sep 28, 2012
02:58 PM
VSS to TFS source control
I had InstallShield v12 loaded previous to the recent upgrade to 2012.
Now i have also decided with this version of Install Shield to switch source control to TFS server.
My issue right now, installshield seems to be 'locked' into using VSS. There is no option to choose a different SC.
Project -> Source Control -> Launch SourceSafe
launches VSS
Tools -> Options -> Source Control -> Advanced -> Integration
just lists the Visual Source Control as the Source control in use, with no options to change this.
Yes, the machine that had IS v12, and now v2012, does have TFS build agent on the machine. Daily builds are already happening on this machine.
Now i have also decided with this version of Install Shield to switch source control to TFS server.
My issue right now, installshield seems to be 'locked' into using VSS. There is no option to choose a different SC.
Project -> Source Control -> Launch SourceSafe
launches VSS
Tools -> Options -> Source Control -> Advanced -> Integration
just lists the Visual Source Control as the Source control in use, with no options to change this.
Yes, the machine that had IS v12, and now v2012, does have TFS build agent on the machine. Daily builds are already happening on this machine.
(3) Replies
‎Sep 30, 2012
09:36 PM
You probably need to install this: (or a different version depending on your TFS version )
http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/bce06506-be38-47a1-9f29-d3937d3d88d6
http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/bce06506-be38-47a1-9f29-d3937d3d88d6
‎Oct 01, 2012
01:43 PM
FWIW, I don't use this functionality. TFS Power Tools gives me Windows Explorer integration where I can do my check out and check in from and I don't bother to let InstallShield know that it's using source control.