Branching and Merging Visualization with Team Foundation Server 2010

Posted By: Brian Keller | Oct 3rd, 2008 @ 9:47 AM | 39,322 Views | 5 Comments
Is your source control branching out of control? How much time have you wasted trying to discover which branches your code changes have been merged into? What are the code-level differences between your main, test, and production branches? Branch visualizations to the rescue!

Matthew Mitrik, program manager for Team Foundation Server, demonstrated some of the awesome new branch visualization capabilities coming in Team Foundation Server 2010.

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#Feb 4th @ 4:35 AM
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In Team Foundation Server 2010, they have significantly enhanced the concept of a branch. they have added functionality to branches such as:
Branches can now be clearly identified in the source control explorer.
You can now visualize your branch hierarchy and visually track your code changes as they move through your branches.
You can assign branch operation security.  Ex. Who can create/delete a branch and who can merge a branch.
Branches now have checks in place to discourage poor branching structures.

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#Feb 8th @ 10:16 PM
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Branching and merging of software is a very large topic. It is an area where there is a lot of maturity in the software industry. The Ranger solution focuses on applied and practical examples of branching that you can use right now.Thank you so much for this post.

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