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I am new to TFS build and seem to be having a problem with the build of my project.
Is there a way to connect to the TFS Service data as a report source in a local instance of SSRS?
When you launch the Visual Studio Test Professional, the first step is asking you add a TFS server. So Team Foundation Server or Visual Studio Team Services is necessary when use Visual Studio Test Professional.
By connecting to TFS CUBE in Excel, there're only a few changeset data, like changeset ID, changeset title, Checked in By. Comments of a changeset and associated workitem is not in there.
When there are multiple app tiers in an environment. Are there any specific requirements for load balancing the app tier for TFS? Like for example session stickyness etc.?