I have "Administrator" rights in TFS. I want to see the fol开发者_如何学JAVAlowing details
ChangeSet Number
Files Checked in
Date and Time of Checkin
Comment
Can you please help me with the TFS Command for this?
What Jim says is correct, however be advised that if you have a significant change history in that path, this process can take a long time, and (at least under TFS 2008) can eat up a lot of tempDB space on your data tier.
Therefore, if you're only interested in the last 'n' check-ins, consider using the /stopafter
switch. For example:
tf history "$/TeamProject/Path" /recursive /noprompt /format:detailed /stopafter:50
This will give you the most recent 50 entries.
Try this:
tf history $/TeamProject/Path /recursive /noprompt /format:detailed
Obviously you'll want to replace $/TeamProject/Path with the appropriate ItemSpec.
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