Tools : TfsChangeSetMappingTool
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Options
| Parameter name | Type | Description | Default Value |
| ChangeSetMappingFile | String | missing XML code comments | missing XML code comments |
| Enabled | Boolean | If set to `true` then the tool will run. Set to `false` and the processor will not run. | missing XML code comments |
Examples
sample
This is an example of what your config might look like once configured.
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{
"MigrationTools": {
"Version": "16.0",
"CommonTools": {
"TfsChangeSetMappingTool": {
"Enabled": "True",
"File": "c:\\changesetmappings.json"
}
}
}
}
defaults
These are the default values for this configuration. If you do not set it in your config the default always applies. You can overide by adding a diferent value in your config.
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{
"MigrationTools": {
"Version": "16.0",
"CommonTools": {
"TfsChangeSetMappingTool": {
"Enabled": "False",
"File": ""
}
}
}
}
classic
We have moved to a new config format, and you will need to update your old configs. This entry is a strate seralisation of the object and is here for legacy, and may provide value for debugging issues.
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{
"$type": "TfsChangeSetMappingToolOptions",
"Enabled": true,
"ChangeSetMappingFile": null
}
