This causes Visual Studio to crash when you try to resolve multiple conflicts. This incorrectly keeps identities alive. When you try to merge a rename and a delete on a file, the results cause inconsistencies in the version control database.
You receive the error "System. IOException: Unable to read data from the transport connection: The connection was closed. An error on a Work Item form occurs in TFS when an object reference is not set to an instance of an object. When you change the reporting type of a field, work item operations can be blocked for up to seven minutes. The WitAdmin deletefield method causes an error "TF The query contains columns that are not valid. After an upgrade, the allowed values in fields that are marked with the syncnamechanges field when this field is set to True may block the WIT import.
Bypassing workflow rules is broken if you delete a field that existed before the last servicing operation. When you use a Visual Studio or a Visual Studio client, you encounter a red "X" on the reporting node of the team explorer. The process template is not uploaded if a work item type definition references project level groups.
When you are connected to Team Foundation Server , when you right-click a build definition, you see that Open Process File Location is dimmed on the shortcut menu. When you convert a folder that has subfolders to a branch folder on a hierarchy root folder, and then you rename the folder and its subfolders, Visual Studio crashes. Unshelve reports bogus errors about a null DownloadUrl when dependent renames are shelved, and child item names overlap.
When you have an incorrect query plan on QueryPendingChanges, and you run a query, all users' pending changes could result in bad performance. An issue in merge causes a conflict not to be generated when there is a rename in the target and source.
Very aggressive automatic detection of file encoding can result in unsuitable encoding mismatches during merges. Work item queries that contain references to deleted fields can cause a red "X" to be displayed on the work items node.
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Submit feedback. We click the Rules tab and click the Add button:. To modify a workflow you open up the work item associated with the workflow. We could for example modify the workflow for the Bug work item type in order to add additional states to make it fit our work process:.
We click the Workflow tab to edit the workflow associated with the Bug work item type:. The original workflow for the Bug item type in the Visual Studio Scrum 1. We want to rename some of these different states, and also add a few new ones. We do this by pulling up the standard Visual Studio toolbox which, when a workflow is being displayed, gives a few basic — but useful — artifacts to customize the workflow:.
We do this by adding a new State object to the workflow:. When two state objects have been connected by a transition link we see a new blue transition object. We can click the downwards-pointing double arrow to modify the transition object:. Each transition must be given a reason which explains why the workflow progressed from one state to the next. This brings up the Workflow Transition dialog:. We switch to the Reasons tab to set the reason s the change in state can occur.
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