I wanted to know what is the best way to host an Android project on Team Foundation Server 2017 for code versioning, commits, etc.
I was already able to do it in one way, which is to add it by hand. But I don't like that I have to log into VS2015 every time I have to check-in or merge changes.
I also saw that there is a plugin ( http://java.visualstudio.com/Downloads/androidstudioplugin/Index ) but it integrates with Git and the company does NOT want to use a versioner other than TFS.
Any ideas? Thank you!
TFS and Git can coexist.
TFS It is the Microsoft tool that allows you, among other things, to manage version control, task tracking, package management, continuous integration and continuous delivery.
In the case of version control, it allows you to handle it in two ways:
In case you still need to use TFVC, there is the possibility to do everything from the command line:
Use Team Foundation version control commands
To show the commands you can execute the following in the Developer Command Prompt of Visual Studio 2015
With TFS Power Tools you can perform all the tasks that you do from Visual Studio but from the file explorer, that is, from the windows context menu as SVN does, I currently use tfs 2015. I enclose some images of how it looks: