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It's not required, but when you check code into TFS, you can associate it to a backlog task in the UI. You'd miss that.
by recursive 15y ago
It's not required, but when you check code into TFS, you can associate it to a backlog task in the UI. You'd miss that.
- edwinnathaniel 15y agoMost project management tools support this feature these days (JIRA, FogBugz). Association between commits and ticket/bugs/features/etc. I believe some of them even gone further by providing a RELEASE.txt type of output if you follow their preferred way of handling releases/versioning/milestone.
- noveltyaccount 15y agoCorrect. I used Mercurial with Redmine and you could tag your checkins with special text "closes #39" for example. It's quite a bit more cumbersome than having a filtered query alongside your checkin dialog that you can just tick a checkbox. Especially when your development team has a, let's say, mix of skill levels.