Sign out; Contents. In this article. Team Foundation Server 2018 Release Notes. To learn more about Team Foundation Server 2018. This means that you can link GitHub and Team Foundation Git repositories as artifact sources to a release definition, and then trigger releases automatically for applications such as Node.JS and PHP. Download 7pace Timetracker for free and try it out with your whole team. Also compatible with Team Foundation Server 2017 and 2015 U2.1 and later.

• On the main top menu, click 'Tools'. • Click on 'Connect to Team Foundation Server.'

A dialog box that shows the currently connected TFS's should pop up. • To connect to • An existing server, select the server from the drop list at the top of the dialog box. • A new TFS, click the 'Servers.' • In the subsequent 'Add/Remove Team Foundation Server' dialog, click the 'Add.'

• In the subsequent 'Add Team Foundation Server' dialog, enter either the IP address or the domain name of the TFS. • Use the default the port and protocol: port 8080 using HTTP • Click 'OK' • The new TFS should now appear in the list of TFS's. • Click 'Close' • Select the desired TFS project from the 'Team Projects' and click 'OK'. • The 'Team Explorer' panel should appear showing the selected TFS and project. Configuration Issues.

• Team Explorer for TFS is not included in VS.NET 2008 Team Suite Edition. • The Team Explorer install can be found as a sub-directory on the TFS installation DVD. • The Team Explorer install directory can be zipped up separately and is usable separate from the main TFS install media. This makes for a smaller, more focussed download for clients. • Team Explorer from TFS 2008 is affected by VS SP1, so SP1 must be run after Team Explorer is installed.

• An incorrect Team Explorer version may only be indicated by red x's on some of the folders in the TFS project, most notably on the Reports folder. To reset the login name used when VS connects to the TFS server: A problem can come up when the login that VS uses to connect to the TFS server is incorrect.

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• Open up a command window using Administrator rights (not the same as using an admininistrator account!)-- right click the command window icon and select 'Run as Administrator'. • Browse to the VS install folder: C: Program Files Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0 Common7 IDE • Type in and run: devenv /resetuserdata • This operation may take more than 5 minutes to complete.

To clear Team Explorer's cache: • Go to C: Users AppData Local Microsoft Team Foundation 2.0 • Delete or rename the Cache folder.

I have 2 live.com accounts. I have access to more than 1 TFS projects for each account.

However when I attempt to log into 1 account with a specific login the Connect to TFS dialog box automatically logs me into the TFS server for the opposite account. If I try to use the Sign Out link I am signed out ok but as soon as I try the Sign In link the normal login form comes up but immediately closes and I am logged in again with the wrong account. How do I turn off the auto login process for visual studio when using TFS Service? I finally figured out the problem. I am going to restate the issue I was having in this reply to the thread in an attempt to explain the problem in more generic terms. I have a TFS Service end point and for the purpose of this explanation I will refer to it as: I have two live.com accounts and for this discussion they are: account1@live.com account2@live.com Account 1 and 2 are both assigned to the project as having access.

This isn't a normal use case but I was using 2 accounts to understand the impacts of creating teams and assigning permissions to different accounts. I was using Account 1 as my real account to check code in and out as well as managing workitems. Some how I managed to get logged into Account 2 for Project 1 and I was not able to use the 'Connect to Team Foundation Server' dialog to sign out of the Account 2 and Sign In to Account 1.

The Sign Out process worked fine but as soon as I clicked the Sign In link the login form would come up and automatically log me into Account 2 never letting me put in the credentials for Account 1. The only way I could stop this behavior was to do the following: 1) In VS 2012 Sign Out of the project on the 'Connect to Team Foundation Server' dialog 2) Close the dialog 3) In VS 2012 select View -> Other Windows -> Web Browser 4) In VS 2012 type in the URL project1.visualstudio.com 5) Sign Out of the Team Foundation Service 6) Close Visual Studio 7) Open Visual Studio and go through the 'Connect to Team Foundation Server' dialog to login as the correct Account 1 user. In VS I brought up the 'Connect to Team Foundation Server' dialog and selected all Team Foundation Servers and made sure I signed out of all of them. I then went into TFS Service and signed out of it. I then went into live.com and made sure I was signed out of that.