Matt Burke
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git-tfs is an two-way bridge between TFS and git, similar to git-svn.
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Right now, only fetching works, and it's pretty dumb (it refetches everything
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every time and doesn't do any branch tracking at all). Eventually, it will do
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the tracking thing (or at least set up the master branch when you do a clone or
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the first fetch), and it will be able to commit to TFS, etc.
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Also, I've only tried it out with the TFS 2008 client libraries. I intend to
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make this work transparently with TFS 2005 or the codeplex client libs at
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some point.
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Here's how to use it:
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# git init
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# git tfs init http://tfs:8080 $/some_project
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# git tfs fetch
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(This will take a while, and currently doesn't output anything.)
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# git tfs merge tfs/default
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Like I said, eventually fetch will be better, there will be rebase, and there
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will be commit.
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