PowerShell with TFS: how to perform batch-updates to WorkItems

Posted by: eXtensible mind, on 21 Aug 2007 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

In thispost, I'll show how you canuse Powershell to perform one of the most annoying and (currently impossible) tasks in an iteration planning using TFS: batch update of all non-completed items so that they are moved to the next iteration. The end result (which I'm using very effectively weekly :)) will be to be able to issue the following commands: PS C:\> $tfs = Connect-Tfs tfsPS C:\> $tfs.WorkItems.FindAll("[System.TeamProject] = 'MyProject' and [System.State] != 'Closed' and [System.IterationPath]...

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