I have eleven sprint created,
but only 9 are showed at pending work.
How can I do to show future sprints, even all my sprints at pending work ?
Something I miss ?
From the Work tab, you need to click
To select iterations for the team, go to the default team's settings.
From here, click
You can then proceed to select the missing iterations from the list. They will then appear on your backlog list.
If you create a new sprint in project settings, you need to add the sprint to the team in your team settings to be able to see it in backlogs.
In settings, choose your team:
Or you can access it directly by adding the team name to the project settings URL:
Project settings url: .../{collection}/{project}/...
Team settings url: .../{collection}/{project}/{team}/...
Then you can check if "Iteration" contains all the sprints you need. If not, please click "Select iteration(s)" button and select the sprint you want to add.
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I have got TFS 2017 on prem and have created an additional team with it's own area. I have then added a new user story for both of these areas/teams.
I am a member of both of the areas, but can't see a way to switch between the two teams.
When looking at the backlog I can only see one of the user stories. How can I then switch to the other team and see other stories associated with that area?
In addition, I can't see a way of seeing what teams I belong to in a project without going into the settings.
Thanks
This is due to several features depend on the team project or team that you have selected. For example, dashboards, backlogs, and board views will change depending on the context selected. How to select team based on your detail TFS version, such as:
Open the team project/team drop-down menu and select the team
project/team that you've recently visited. If you don't see the team
or team project you want, choose Browse all to browse all team
projects and teams.
If you are using TFS2017 update1, to switch your team focus to a team project or team you've recently viewed, hover over the Team Services icon and choose from the drop-down menu of options.
For more detail info please refer the tutorial in MSDN--Switch team project or team focus
I was thinking along the lines of a new user coming along to view the project teams and so the teams wouldn't be in the Recent list. I found the list is at the Team Project list, it just needs to be expanded:
I'm trying to change the look of the Kanban Board in TFS 2013 by adding the WorkItem ID to tasks, bugs and PBI's.
To be more precise: I would like to add the WI# before the title of each item in the swimminglanes.
I'm trying to do this with witadmin but can't seem to find the correct files.
This feature is now available on TFS Online.
To show WorkItem Id's on BLI's & Bugs, you have update the settings on the board.
Click on the Settings wheel on the top right corner of the board.
Select "Cards" in the drop down.
In the "Customize Cards" page, select the "Show ID" checkbox as highlighted in the below image.
Click "Save" button. You board will refresh with new settings.
Note: The settings are separate for Bug & Product Backlog Item
The best answer I can provide at the moment is to point you towards Tiago Pascoal's Task Board Enhancer, which is a extension that can be installed on your TFS server to get some kanban board enhancements.
http://pascoal.net/task-board-enhancer/
As Andrew mentioned, there is no other way to enhance work items on the kanban board currently.
This isn't something that you can currently customize through the process template (witadmin). Sorry.
Take a look at this solution of using a "bookmarklet" to just show the ID on the boards without having to make any changes on the server http://pascoal.net/2012/08/adding-work-item-ids-to-team-foundation-server-board/
The one I use is from that site:
javascript:$('.tbTile').each(function(){var t=this.id.substring(5,999),n=$(this).find('.witTitle').first();n.attr('_wi')===undefined&&(n.attr('_wi',t),n.html('<strong>'+t+'<\/strong>-'+n.text()))}),$('.board-tile').each(function(){var t=this.id,n=$(this).find('.title').first();n.attr('_wi')===undefined&&(n.attr('_wi',t),n.html('<strong>'+t+'<\/strong>-'+n.text()))})
My team's project is hosted on the Team Foundation Service (TFS). How can I limit my client's access to the project to only the product backlog items?
The smallest set of rights seems to be 'View project-level information', but this still gives the user access to the code itself and I do not want this.
That is not possible today. We have heard that request more often, and it is tracked on user voice.
Feel free to vote for that suggestion. It helps us prioritize our work.
To deny all access to code you need to:
Open Source Control Explorer in VS2012
Right click you Team Project's Name ($/MyTeamProject).
Select "Advanced"
Select "Security..."
Select their TFS Group (i.e. Backlog Readers) on the Left Hand Side
Click the "inherit allow" (or "allow") permission on the Right Hand Side until it changes to "deny".
Then save the changes.
I have created a team underneath the Team Members section (in Team Explorer), but I cannot select this team from the drop down in my Bug. This drop down (highlighted text in image below) has no teams listed in it.
What am I doing wrong?
We are using the http://www.scrumforteamsystem.co.uk/ template for TFS 2008.
The bug that you have in the image is a customized bug. Someone in the organization (maybe you) have changed to bug and added the Team field to the bug. The team that is available in the team explorer cannot be used in the work item, but you can use link that John added to show groups in the dropdown.
Another approach is to use a global list to determine the values for the team field. Adding a new team means that you have to add it to Team Explorer and to the global list.
In the new version of TFS (TFS 11), which you can preview at http://tfspreview.com, you can see that the team has become a first class citizin. If you want to see it in action, you can either go to one of the sessions of //BUILD/ or sign up for an account on TfsPreview.com.
Go to TFS explorer, go to your project and right click on the project title and Select "Show Project Portal"
Once its loaded up in your browser, click on "Team Project Administration" Tab.
The team option is the second box on this page. Add your teams to there, and they will then appear in the dropdown within TFS Solution Explorer.
You will need to save any bugs first before you can assign it to a team though.
See the blog post Assigning a work item to a group in TFS.
This does require some minor customization of the work item types you're interested in changing.
I downloaded and installed the new Team Foundation Server Scrum v1.0 beta work template from Microsoft. I would like to edit the drop-down that displays in the Iteration field used when entering a new Sprint work item. If I enter in a release / sprint number that does not exist I get the following message:
"New Sprint 1: TFS20017: The area or iteration provided for field 'Iteration Path' could not be found"
Does anyone know where I need to go to edit this listing?
Thanks!
Connect to TFS.
In the Team Explorer, select the team project you want to define the iterations for.
Click on the Team menu item in the Visual Studio menu bar.
Choose the Team Project Settings sub-menu
Choose Areas and Iterations...
Add sub-nodes as necessary for areas or iterations.
Areas and Iterations are defined on a per-project basis, so if you are in one team project when you define them, you won't be able to access them from another team project.
In TFS Version 16 do as follow:
Click on your collection top the left menu
In the project, list click on your project
Click on setting gear on the top right toolbox
Click on the work tab
In this page, you will see the iteration list, add a new child to your Location
after add new child click on the default team's settings.
click on iterations, select newly added iterations to appear on board list.
That's All, happy coding.