Branching in TFS 2010 Part V (Sharing Code)

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How to share common library code using branching in TFS 2010.

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Branching
in
TFS 2010

Part V
by John Varan

Branching in TFS 2010: Part V
Sharing Common Code

Several Options
• Share source code as projects
• Manually copy assemblies
• Branching

Branching in TFS 2010: Part V
Sharing Source Code

• Multiple versions are too hard to
manage
• Allows access to source to all
developers
• Increases build times of all projects

Branching in TFS 2010: Part V
Manually Copying Assemblies

• Multiple versions easier to manage
• Restricts access to source code
• Build times are not affected
• No tracking or auditing

Branching in TFS 2010: Part V
Branching Assemblies

• All advantages of manually
copying
• TFS provides tracking and auditing
• TFS provides ability to rollback
• Slightly more complicated (if new
to branching)

Branching in TFS 2010: Part V
Setting it Up:

• Need a “Deploy” folder in common
library project
• Built assembly goes in here for
each release
• This can be automated

Branching in TFS 2010: Part V
Folder Structure of Shared Library

Branching in TFS 2010: Part V
Automating the “Deploy” folder:

• Post-build event to copy output
assembly to “Deploy” folder
• Existing assembly might be read-
only
• Pre-build event to check out
assembly

Branching in TFS 2010: Part V
Pre-Build Event

Branching in TFS 2010: Part V
Post-Build Event

Branching in TFS 2010: Part V
Set Up of Referencing Application

Needs a “Lib” folder. Two Options:

• One for entire solution
• One for each project

Branching in TFS 2010: Part V
Per Solution

• Easier
• No duplicates per project
• Can only have one version per
solution

Branching in TFS 2010: Part V
Per Project

• Duplicates per project
• Slightly more complicated
• Can have different versions
mixed in solution

Branching in TFS 2010: Part V
Sharing the Assembly

• Pick a specific release branch
• Open the “Deploy” folder
• Branch the actual .dll file to
another project’s “Lib” folder

Branching in TFS 2010: Part V
Sharing the Assembly

Branching in TFS 2010: Part V
End of Part V

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Branching in TFS 2010 Part V (Sharing Code)

1. Branching in TFS 2010 Part V by John Varan

2. Branching in TFS 2010: Part V Sharing Common Code Several Options • Share source code as projects • Manually copy assemblies • Branching

3. Branching in TFS 2010: Part V Sharing Source Code • Multiple versions are too hard to manage • Allows access to source to all developers • Increases build times of all projects

4. Branching in TFS 2010: Part V Manually Copying Assemblies • Multiple versions easier to manage • Restricts access to source code • Build times are not affected • No tracking or auditing

5. Branching in TFS 2010: Part V Branching Assemblies • All advantages of manually copying • TFS provides tracking and auditing • TFS provides ability to rollback • Slightly more complicated (if new to branching)

6. Branching in TFS 2010: Part V Setting it Up: • Need a “Deploy” folder in common library project • Built assembly goes in here for each release • This can be automated

7. Branching in TFS 2010: Part V Folder Structure of Shared Library

8. Branching in TFS 2010: Part V Automating the “Deploy” folder: • Post-build event to copy output assembly to “Deploy” folder • Existing assembly might be read- only • Pre-build event to check out assembly

9. Branching in TFS 2010: Part V Pre-Build Event

10. Branching in TFS 2010: Part V Post-Build Event

11. Branching in TFS 2010: Part V Set Up of Referencing Application Needs a “Lib” folder. Two Options: • One for entire solution • One for each project

12. Branching in TFS 2010: Part V Per Solution • Easier • No duplicates per project • Can only have one version per solution

13. Branching in TFS 2010: Part V Per Project • Duplicates per project • Slightly more complicated • Can have different versions mixed in solution

14. Branching in TFS 2010: Part V Sharing the Assembly • Pick a specific release branch • Open the “Deploy” folder • Branch the actual .dll file to another project’s “Lib” folder

15. Branching in TFS 2010: Part V Sharing the Assembly

16. Branching in TFS 2010: Part V Sharing the Assembly

17. Branching in TFS 2010: Part V End of Part V

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