tfs Source Control Explorer>File>Advanced>unlock disabled
I'm sure I have given all the rights to my account and I'm the Project & Build Administrator for my project.
All our work machines have recently been formatted, and VS2012 has been installed afresh. We did the mapping to our respective work-spaces. Everything works fine, except for one developer who did not check-in before his machine was formatted, so that file has remained checked-out and locked in his workspace. Even administrators are not allowed to unlock that file.
In Visual-Studio 2012 & Team Foundation Server 2012:
Source Control Explorer>File>Advances>unlock option is
disabled. See Image below :
Please help. I have tried many commands from the Visual Studio command prompt which didn't seem to work.
Here are some commands that I've tried:
tf lock /lock:none /workspace:uto27; utopavitar $/socialmediaweb
tf lock /lock:none /server:http://192.168.0.116:8080/tfs/bv_collection /workspace:uto27;utopavitar $/SocialMedia/SocialMediaWeb/SocialMediaWeb/ChatterAdvanced2.aspx.cs /recursive
tf undo /server:http://192.168.0.116:8080/tfs/bv_collection /workspace:uto27;utopavitar $/SocialMedia/SocialMediaWeb/SocialMediaWeb/ChatterAdvanced2.aspx.cs /recursive
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asked Jan 9 '14 at 10:56
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I'm sure I have given all the rights to my account and I'm the Project & Build Administrator for my project.
All our work machines have recently been formatted, and VS2012 has been installed afresh. We did the mapping to our respective work-spaces. Everything works fine, except for one developer who did not check-in before his machine was formatted, so that file has remained checked-out and locked in his workspace. Even administrators are not allowed to unlock that file.
In Visual-Studio 2012 & Team Foundation Server 2012:
Source Control Explorer>File>Advances>unlock option is
disabled. See Image below :
Please help. I have tried many commands from the Visual Studio command prompt which didn't seem to work.
Here are some commands that I've tried:
tf lock /lock:none /workspace:uto27; utopavitar $/socialmediaweb
tf lock /lock:none /server:http://192.168.0.116:8080/tfs/bv_collection /workspace:uto27;utopavitar $/SocialMedia/SocialMediaWeb/SocialMediaWeb/ChatterAdvanced2.aspx.cs /recursive
tf undo /server:http://192.168.0.116:8080/tfs/bv_collection /workspace:uto27;utopavitar $/SocialMedia/SocialMediaWeb/SocialMediaWeb/ChatterAdvanced2.aspx.cs /recursive
command-line visual-studio-2012 team-foundation-server
asked Jan 9 '14 at 10:56
Pavitar
2961820
Any findings? I'm stumped with this as well
– JNF
Nov 5 '15 at 8:01
refer to one of my other SO question : stackoverflow.com/questions/21545424/… . Though this may not directly solve the problem, but will give you a direction
– Pavitar
Nov 20 '15 at 14:05
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I'm sure I have given all the rights to my account and I'm the Project & Build Administrator for my project.
All our work machines have recently been formatted, and VS2012 has been installed afresh. We did the mapping to our respective work-spaces. Everything works fine, except for one developer who did not check-in before his machine was formatted, so that file has remained checked-out and locked in his workspace. Even administrators are not allowed to unlock that file.
In Visual-Studio 2012 & Team Foundation Server 2012:
Source Control Explorer>File>Advances>unlock option is
disabled. See Image below :
Please help. I have tried many commands from the Visual Studio command prompt which didn't seem to work.
Here are some commands that I've tried:
tf lock /lock:none /workspace:uto27; utopavitar $/socialmediaweb
tf lock /lock:none /server:http://192.168.0.116:8080/tfs/bv_collection /workspace:uto27;utopavitar $/SocialMedia/SocialMediaWeb/SocialMediaWeb/ChatterAdvanced2.aspx.cs /recursive
tf undo /server:http://192.168.0.116:8080/tfs/bv_collection /workspace:uto27;utopavitar $/SocialMedia/SocialMediaWeb/SocialMediaWeb/ChatterAdvanced2.aspx.cs /recursive
command-line visual-studio-2012 team-foundation-server
asked Jan 9 '14 at 10:56
Pavitar
2961820
I'm sure I have given all the rights to my account and I'm the Project & Build Administrator for my project.
All our work machines have recently been formatted, and VS2012 has been installed afresh. We did the mapping to our respective work-spaces. Everything works fine, except for one developer who did not check-in before his machine was formatted, so that file has remained checked-out and locked in his workspace. Even administrators are not allowed to unlock that file.
In Visual-Studio 2012 & Team Foundation Server 2012:
Source Control Explorer>File>Advances>unlock option is
disabled. See Image below :
Please help. I have tried many commands from the Visual Studio command prompt which didn't seem to work.
Here are some commands that I've tried:
tf lock /lock:none /workspace:uto27; utopavitar $/socialmediaweb
tf lock /lock:none /server:http://192.168.0.116:8080/tfs/bv_collection /workspace:uto27;utopavitar $/SocialMedia/SocialMediaWeb/SocialMediaWeb/ChatterAdvanced2.aspx.cs /recursive
tf undo /server:http://192.168.0.116:8080/tfs/bv_collection /workspace:uto27;utopavitar $/SocialMedia/SocialMediaWeb/SocialMediaWeb/ChatterAdvanced2.aspx.cs /recursive
command-line visual-studio-2012 team-foundation-server
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Any findings? I'm stumped with this as well
– JNF
Nov 5 '15 at 8:01
refer to one of my other SO question : stackoverflow.com/questions/21545424/… . Though this may not directly solve the problem, but will give you a direction
– Pavitar
Nov 20 '15 at 14:05
add a comment |
Any findings? I'm stumped with this as well
– JNF
Nov 5 '15 at 8:01
refer to one of my other SO question : stackoverflow.com/questions/21545424/… . Though this may not directly solve the problem, but will give you a direction
– Pavitar
Nov 20 '15 at 14:05
Any findings? I'm stumped with this as well
– JNF
Nov 5 '15 at 8:01
Any findings? I'm stumped with this as well
– JNF
Nov 5 '15 at 8:01
refer to one of my other SO question : stackoverflow.com/questions/21545424/… . Though this may not directly solve the problem, but will give you a direction
– Pavitar
Nov 20 '15 at 14:05
refer to one of my other SO question : stackoverflow.com/questions/21545424/… . Though this may not directly solve the problem, but will give you a direction
– Pavitar
Nov 20 '15 at 14:05
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try this in Visual studio command prompt i hope it will work...
C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0>tf undo
{tfsfilepath} /Workspace:{tfsusername}
Undo your changes to {Filepath} (Yes/No) yes
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try this in Visual studio command prompt i hope it will work...
C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0>tf undo
{tfsfilepath} /Workspace:{tfsusername}
Undo your changes to {Filepath} (Yes/No) yes
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try this in Visual studio command prompt i hope it will work...
C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0>tf undo
{tfsfilepath} /Workspace:{tfsusername}
Undo your changes to {Filepath} (Yes/No) yes
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try this in Visual studio command prompt i hope it will work...
C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0>tf undo
{tfsfilepath} /Workspace:{tfsusername}
Undo your changes to {Filepath} (Yes/No) yes
answered Mar 11 '16 at 4:24
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try this in Visual studio command prompt i hope it will work...
C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0>tf undo
{tfsfilepath} /Workspace:{tfsusername}
Undo your changes to {Filepath} (Yes/No) yes
answered Mar 11 '16 at 4:24
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Any findings? I'm stumped with this as well
– JNF
Nov 5 '15 at 8:01
refer to one of my other SO question : stackoverflow.com/questions/21545424/… . Though this may not directly solve the problem, but will give you a direction
– Pavitar
Nov 20 '15 at 14:05