I check against work items in the development branch in my source code All checkin must have an associated work item is. So when I look at the history on the branch, I can see all the work items associated with that branch.
Meanwhile, I am doing a bug fix in the current release branch. Apart from this, they are connected to their own work items.
When it comes time for another release, we mainly produce production bugs to merge into release, mainly choose new functionality and finally create a new release branch from the main.
My question is, I want to be able to "see history" (or other commands which will give me the data I want) on my new release branch and see those changes which are the previous release build and that development branch Adding bug fixes in the development branch. Is there any way to do this?
Basically, we need to know how to solve things that work for a special release branch. Also, we want to find a work item id and see what the release branch has decided to do.
Sorry, if this is not clear, then I am learning something from it. P>
I do not think there is a command for it. The best way to use the track change feature in TFS2010 is to check this MSDN Library for more information:
Track changes in the scene, you can click on that branch Where the change occurred and click on the changelog details which will open the details details window. Here, you can see the methodology related to that change.
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