Another alternative would be to install CruiseControl.NET with the TFS Plugin. That would run as a windows service and keep polling the repository, updating the file system when any files have been changed - however, the way that plugin currently works it would delete all the files and then get the latest so it wouldn't be very efficient. I'll be fixing this behaviour in the near future.
schedule "Get Latest version"
Ozzie Garzon
For more information on the "tf get" command, see http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc31bk2e.aspx.
Another alternative would be to install CruiseControl.NET with the TFS Plugin. That would run as a windows service and keep polling the repository, updating the file system when any files have been changed - however, the way that plugin currently works it would delete all the files and then get the latest so it wouldn't be very efficient. I'll be fixing this behaviour in the near future.
Good luck,
Martin.
sirmmo
Ok!
Thanks Martin for a quick response!Amazing :)!
I will take a closer look...
Best regards