TFS check in policy is not registering some files as reviewed
Posted: Tue 24 Feb 2015 17:04
Environment:
- TFS 2012
- Visual Studio 2013
- Review Assistant check in policy enabled
- Simple Review Workflow
We have made several attempts to create a default MVC project within Visual Studio and check in the initial solution and all accompanying files to TFS 2013. Review Assistant is correctly notifying us that the check in policy is not satisfied, and creates a new code review request and accompanying shelveset in TFS. As expected, the review is accepted and closed. An attempt to check in the files results once again in the notification that the policy is not satisfied.
Review Assistant is working as expected for single files, but certain files can not be checked in when accompanied by other files. Unfortunately there appears to be no rhyme or reason to which files will have this problem and it's blocking us from using the check-in policy.
To reproduce this, create a new MVC project in Visual Studio and attempt to check the entire project in using the checkin policy.
- TFS 2012
- Visual Studio 2013
- Review Assistant check in policy enabled
- Simple Review Workflow
We have made several attempts to create a default MVC project within Visual Studio and check in the initial solution and all accompanying files to TFS 2013. Review Assistant is correctly notifying us that the check in policy is not satisfied, and creates a new code review request and accompanying shelveset in TFS. As expected, the review is accepted and closed. An attempt to check in the files results once again in the notification that the policy is not satisfied.
Review Assistant is working as expected for single files, but certain files can not be checked in when accompanied by other files. Unfortunately there appears to be no rhyme or reason to which files will have this problem and it's blocking us from using the check-in policy.
To reproduce this, create a new MVC project in Visual Studio and attempt to check the entire project in using the checkin policy.