Team Development with Visual Studio Team Foundation Server

• For more information about the delete command, see “Delete Command (Team
Foundation Build)” at http://msdn2.microsoft.com/enus/library/ms244360(VS.80).aspx
How to Delete a Build Type
You cannot delete Team Build types by using Team Explorer. Instead, you should
remove the build type from source control.
To delete an existing build type
1. Open Source Control Explorer.
2. In Source Control Explorer, expand your team project folder.
3. Expand the TeamBuildTypes folder.
4. Right-click the Team Build folder that represents the Team Build type you want to
delete and then click Delete.
5. Right-click the Team Build folder again and then click Check In Pending
Changes…
6. Open Team Explorer.
7. Right-click the Team Builds folder and then click Refresh.
8. Expand the Team Builds folder and confirm that the Team Build has been deleted.
Additional Resources
• For more information about Team Build, see “Overview of Team Foundation Build”
at http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms181710(vs.80).aspx
How to Associate a Work Item with a Build
Use the Check In dialog box to associate work items with a check-in. This automatically
associates these work items with the next build.
To associate a work item with a build
1. Make code changes that you want to have included in the build and that will be
associated with a work item.
2. Check in the pending changes.
3. In the Check In dialog box, click Work Items.
4. Select the work item(s) you want to associate with this check-in.
All changesets that have occurred since the last successful build will be associated with
the next build. After the next build, Team Build will list this changeset in the associated
changesets for the build and will include the selected work item as being associated with
the changeset.
Additional Resources
• For more information about checking in pending changes, see “How to: Check In
Pending Changes” at http://msdn2.microsoft.com/enus/library/ms181411(VS.80).aspx