Since 21f36fa47c, tfs changesets are
fetched by batches of 100 changesets (instead of all at once)
to better support big history when cloning (and use less memory).
This option let the user specify the size of the batch
(because perhaps even 100 is too big for some big repositories).
Values accepted:
x < 0 => Only one batch with ALL the changesets
x == 0 => default value of 100
x > 0 => batches of x changesets
Correct Tfs remote returned when using option `-I` in the case of a merge commit. It was returning the name of the
Tfs remote with the higher changeset id instead of the Tfs remote of the current branch (by following topology!).
Also remove a call to external git command...
and refactoring GitTfsRemote.GetTfsChangesetById because could not be based on FilterParentTfsCommits() anymore
in the config.
Added --ignore case option to set ignorecase config setting.
These changes allow these settings to be controled when creating new repo
with git tfs init
Fixed unit tests to work with new CreateTfsRemote signature
- find the tfs repository path of the parent commit
- create changeset of type merge with the previously found tfs repository path
- Resolve conflicts found by TFS by "AlwaysAcceptMine" because merge have already been done with git
Synthaxe is similar to 'fetch' command with '-i' and '--all' options...
+ Add an option `--with-labels` to the 'fetch' command to get TFS labels when fetching TFS changesets
Compiled for TFS Server 2008, 2010, 2012 and tested with TFS Server 2010, 2012
!! This command need that the clone of the TFS repository was made from the trunk (and not on the whole repository) and with history (not a quick-clone).
Usage for TFS 2010 and 2012 :
-------------------------------
* to clone one branch
git tfs init-branch $/Repository/path <git-branch-name-wished>
ex :
git tfs init-branch $/Repository/ProjectBranch
git tfs init-branch $/Repository/ProjectBranch myNewBranch
* to clone all branches
git tfs init-branch --all
Usage for TFS 2008 :
---------------------
* to clone one branch
git tfs init-branch--parent-branch=$/Repository/ProjectParentBranch $/Repository/path <git-branch-name-wished>
ex :
git tfs init-branch --parent-branch=$/Repository/ProjectParentBranch $/Repository/ProjectBranch
git tfs init-branch --parent-branch=$/Repository/ProjectParentBranch $/Repository/ProjectBranch myNewBranch
Philippe Miossec