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Ohad R updated SCM-753:
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Description:
related to [SCM-750].
Even when the command-line is correct, and the checkin-policies is fulfilled,
TFS returns an error
*TF10139 Error when checking in files: Check in policy error when policies have
been satified*
According to microsoft, In order to solve this, customers should install "TF
power tools", and check-in using the power-tool. In this case, the command line
will be different, e.g.
tfpd -checkin ... (instead of tf -checkin...)
This solution breaks the TFS-provider, because the command is completely
different. Note, that TFS does check-in the file, yet it returns an error
(which can be ignored)
was:
related to [SCM-750].
Even when the command-line is correct, and the checkin-policies is fulfilled,
TFS returns an error
TF10139 Error when checking in files: Check in policy error when policies have
been satified
According to microsoft, In order to solve this, customers should install "TF
power tools", and check-in using the power-tool. In this case, the command line
will be different, e.g.
tfpd -checkin ... (instead of tf -checkin...)
This solution breaks the TFS-provider, because the command is completely
different. Note, that TFS does check-in the file, yet it returns an error
(which can be ignored)
> support TFS checkin-policies
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>
> Key: SCM-753
> URL: https://jira.codehaus.org/browse/SCM-753
> Project: Maven SCM
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: maven-scm-provider-tfs
> Affects Versions: 1.9
> Environment: TFS-2010
> Reporter: Ohad R
> Priority: Blocker
>
> related to [SCM-750].
> Even when the command-line is correct, and the checkin-policies is fulfilled,
> TFS returns an error
> *TF10139 Error when checking in files: Check in policy error when policies
> have been satified*
> According to microsoft, In order to solve this, customers should install "TF
> power tools", and check-in using the power-tool. In this case, the command
> line will be different, e.g.
> tfpd -checkin ... (instead of tf -checkin...)
> This solution breaks the TFS-provider, because the command is completely
> different. Note, that TFS does check-in the file, yet it returns an error
> (which can be ignored)
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