Hey. Now - if you're looking for someone to talk to about TFS and bash it to death, count me in. The thing is, I mostly care about my VCS. And TFS supports git

Hey. Now - if you're looking for someone to talk to about TFS and bash it to death, count me in. The thing is, I mostly care about my VCS. And TFS supports git natively now. No need to interact with anything else if you don't want to. No need to use the VS integration. Or the website (although that one did improve a lot in the last couple of iterations). WorkItems are .. well. What do you expect from 'extensible objects based on XML that are used for tasks, tickets, and whatever you can come up with'? So .. yeah. I'd say it's subpar at builds, tasks, issues etc. - but again: You can host your repository there and ignore it, if you want (I do). Especially your line about TFS's source control seems confusing, because I explicitly said that it only supports git or crap (TVCS or whatever that thing is called).