LearnVisualStudio – Introduction to Version Control in Visual Studio Team System

LearnVisualStudio– Introduction to Version Control in Visual Studio Team System: Branching, Workspaces, Diffing, Check-in/Check-out, Changesets Tutorials English | MSS2 800×600 10.00fps 250Kbps | AC3 32Kbps
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+ Introduction to Version Control in Visual Studio Team System: Branching
Branching is a feature of Version Control that allows the development team to work on two distinct copies of the project at the same time. In this video we talk about scenarios where you would want to branch and how to do it from VSTS Version Control.

+ Introduction to Version Control in Visual Studio Team System: Workspaces
A workspace is your client-side copy of the files and folders in the repository. When you add, edit, delete, move, rename, or otherwise manage any source-controlled item, your changes are persisted, or marked as pending changes, in the workspace. This video demonstrates the ins and outs of working with workspaces.

+ Introduction to Version Control in Visual Studio Team System: Diffing
Diffing is the process of determining the differences between two files that were originally based on the same file and you want to merge the two source code files together back into one file. This video demonstrates how VSTS Version Control walks you through this process.

+ Introduction to Version Control in Visual Studio Team System: Check-in/Check-out
Visual Studio Team System contains a powerful Version Control system that is tightly integrated to Team Foundation server. The Version Control system provides functionality common to most source control management systems like checkin, checkout, branching, merging and diffing, and so on. This video demonstrates the basics of checkin and checkout.

+ Introduction to Version Control in Visual Studio Team System: Changesets
A changeset is a logical container in which Team Foundation stores everything related to a single check in operation: file and folder revisions, links to related work items, check in notes, a comment, policy compliance and system metadata such as owner name and date/time of check in. This video explains in greater detail what changesets are and how to utilize changesets in a branching scenario.