When does the TFS team expect the extensibility kit and Source Safe Plugin to be available for the Release Candidate
Cheers,
bradley
Extensibility Kit and Source Safe Plugin for Release Candidate
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Thanks Richard.
"SourceSafe plugin" refers to the Beta TFS MSSCI Plug-in that Buck Hodges posted a little while back for allowing legacy VC6 and VB6 projects to interact with TFS instead of VSS.
DmitryB
You can find the information on the current TFS MSSCCI plugin in the following thread.
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=259723&SiteID=1
Buck
casey2727
Bradley,
You should be able to use the same tools to create TFS extensions as you did with Beta3. You'll just need to reference the RC versions of our private assemblies. There are a few cases where behavior has changed, but I'm not sure they are all documented in one place (yet).
What do you mean by a SourceSafe plugin SS is a completely separate product.