Following the online documentation here, this should work (assuming that our Team Foundation Server is called "TeamSystem"):
tf status "$/" /Server:"TeamSystem" /recursive /user:* /format:detailed
However, the message "Ignoring the /Server option" appears.
Why is this If I had more than one server, how could I specify which to use
[EDIT] To answer my own question (sort of):
It doesn't need the /server option because I am calling it from a folder that is mapped to a workspace. Indeed, if I switch to the D: drive, it doesn't complain.
However, this rather begs the question: What happens if we have two separate Team Foundsation servers both of which have $/ mapped to the C:\ drive, and I try to do it from the C: drive
It sounds like the sort of thing that could end up in a bit of a mess...
TF Status says "Ignoring the /Server option" - huh?
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TF Status says "Ignoring the /Server option" - huh?
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