Joe Feser joefeser

Using TFS and GIT together

What if your team uses TFS, but you want offline support? You can have a Git repo as well, but then getting your changes to TFS is burdensome. Here’s where a GIT to TFS bridge would be handy.

Setting up your repo

Here’s how to keep a TFS repository foo, and a GIT repository bar, in sync. First step is you need to create a new TFS workspace:

cd \

tf workspace /new /noprompt Foo

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	var filter = builder.Lt("Age", 33) & !builder.Eq("Name", "Ericsson");
	var list = await collection.Find(filter).ToListAsync();
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