TfsSource Properties

Forces all files to be retrieved, not just those that are out-of-date.

Resolves outstanding conflicts between different versions of specified items in the current workspace AcceptMerge, AcceptTheirs, AcceptYours, OverwriteLocal, DeleteConflict, AcceptYoursRenameTheirs

Set to true to perform a merge without a basis version

Bypasses a gated check-in requirement. Default is false.

Gets the Changeset details

Sets the comments.

Sets the Destination for a Merge

Gets the ExitCode

Implies All and Overwrite.

Sets the Item Collection of files to use.

Sets the files or folders to use.

Sets the Label Name.

Sets the Label Scope

Sets the Login. TFS2010 and greater only.

Used to resolve a name collision conflict. Can only be used in conjunction with AcceptMerge and AcceptYoursRenameTheirs. With AcceptMerge, /newname is only valid with conflicts that involve rename and/or undelete. If used, you must supply a new path.

Sets the notes.

Lets you set text to override check-in policies

Overwrites writable files that are not checked out.

Gets the pending changes in the format '/Format:detailed'

Gets whether pending changes exist for a given ItemPath

Task Item stores whether changes exist for the given ItemPath. Identity stores the path, PendingChangesExist metadata stores boolean.

Sets whether the Tfs operation should be recursive. Default is true.

Sets the TFS Server

Sets the version of Tfs. Default is 2013

Sets the version spec for Get or changeset number for GetChangeset. If no VersionSpec is provided for GetChangeset, then /latest is used.

Sets the working directory. If the directory is mapped in a workspace, then there is no need to specify the Server.