How to put the code in a team project?

Hello. I created a team foundation proyect. I see many things there, work items, documents, reports, build. but I dont see the code.

I created a website , how can I associate the website proyect to the team foundation proyect

Why I cant create bugs it doesnt let me write on the title field.

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How to put the code in a team project?

Mythran

When you create a solution there should be a checkbox that says something like "Add solution to source control". If you have an existing solution, open it, then right-click the top node in the tree and select the "add to source control" menu option. When you add the code to source control, you will be prompted with a dialog that will ask you where you want to put it. You can put the code under any Team Project you choose.

Once you've got something added, you will need to checkin the code for it to really be on the server. There are a number of ways to do this:
* Select Pending Checkin Window from the top level View menu

* Double click the Version Control node in the Team Explorer tree (from there you will have toolbars and context menus to checkin)

*Right click on items in the solution and you'll have options to checkin

* Show the Source Control toolbar

Regarding your problem entering bugs, it could be a problem with permissions. What are your exact steps to get into this state
viral@excellenceinfonet.com
Does you .sln file open successfully in VS2005 Yes. There are some errors for two projects that are web projects but the rest of the files and projects load without error.

Do all the files you expected to be there show up in the solution explorer Yes

If so, when you right click on the solution node (top node) in the solution explorer, do you see a menu command to add to Source Control No. I don't see this menu item. What do you think I am missing

Thank you for your response.
Anonymous Date
This doesn't seem to apply to solutions that have been zipped up and brought over to Visual Studio 2005. I have a .sln file that when I initially double-clicked on it the solution was converted. Now I would like to take the files that are in the solution and put them under team source code control. Am I missing a step

Kevin
klabran
Hi Kevin,

That may be because the option is hidden with the Settings that you have currently chosen. Can you try selecting Tools | Import and Export Settings ... , select to "Reset all settings", follow along in the wizard and select "General Development Settings" You may want to choose to save your current settings so you can get back to what you have before.

Once the "General Development Settings" is in effect, you should now see the Source Control page in Tools | Options. Please take a look at what you have under the "Current source control plug-in". If it says "None", that means no source control system is installed. Otherwise you should be able to select the one you want.

Thanks.
Winnie
Brendonv
Hi Kevin,

Does you .sln file open successfully in VS2005 Do all the files you expected to be there show up in the solution explorer If so, when you right click on the solution node (top node) in the solution explorer, do you see a menu command to add to Source Control

Thanks.
Winnie Ng
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Visual Studio Team System Dev/Test
perri
I don't see this option. I don't even see "Current source control plug-in".
AGK
Hi Kevin,

You will need to install a source control system. E.g. you can install Visual SourceSafe (http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/previous/ssafe/), try out the exciting new Team Foundation Server product which is in its Beta3 (http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/teamsystem/team/), or install other source control systems of your choice, that support Visual Studio integration. Whichever product it is, when you go through the setup, please make sure you look through the options, and see if there is one that says visual studio integration, and if so make sure it's checked.

Thanks.
Winnie
Randy Jean
I guess no source control system was installed. I don't remember specifying that source control should NOT be installed. How do I install it now or should I just reinstall Visual Studio
LearnTheThings
Hi Kevin,

If you open Tools | Options, select "Source Control" on the left -- what is selected on the right under "Current source control plug-in" Do you see "Visual Studio Team Foundation Server" in the dropdown list, and is that selected

Thanks.
Winnie Ng
Visual Studio Team System Dev/Test
Chris Dufour
Well... if it makes you feel any better, you're not the only one who has had trouble discovering where it is.

Some tips: You can open an existing project so that it appears in solution explorer, and then right click on it to add it to source control. Also in Team Explorer the very last node is Version Control, if you double click on that it will open the Version Control Explorer. "Version Control" and "Source Code Control" are terms used fairly interchangeably.

There is also a way of getting code already in previous version of VSS migrated up to the VSTS Version Control System (the VSSConverter.exe tool makes this possible).

All the beta feedback I can get on the version control experience is is welcome -- keep it coming!

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Eric Jarvi
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How to put the code in a team project?

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