Some of them are source code management, requirement management, project management, reporting, automated builds and release management. TFS is also capable of handling the entire application life cycle. Those are a Java SDK and a.
Therefore, TFS is capable of communicating with any tool that can call a web service. Also, it provides source code management with either Team Foundation Version control or Git. Furthermore, it supports project management for both agile development and waterfall development teams. VSS is a file system based source control program developed by Microsoft while TFS is a Microsoft product that provides source code management, reporting, requirement management, project management, automated builds, release management and many other capabilities.
Another option is to link to the existing file instead of duplicating it. Using this option you can share files between multiple projects, either in the same solution or separate solutions. As only one file exists, editing it is reflected in all projects that use it. This can be particularly useful if you have utility classes that are not complex enough to warrant compiling into an assembly , or if you have a configuration file that you wish to share amongst all projects in a solution.
To link to an existing file, right-click the target location in the Solution Explorer and choose "Add" and then "Existing Item", as though you were copying in an existing file. You can also participate in Visual Studio debugging sessions from Visual Studio Code, and vice versa.
For more information, see the Visual Studio instructions for co-debugging. When the debugger attaches on the host's side, all guests are also automatically attached. There's one debugging session running on the host's computer, but all participants are connected to it and have their own view:. Anyone can step through the debugging process, so you can switch among collaborators without having to negotiate control. See Platform support for information about debugging feature support by language or platform.
Each collaborator can investigate variables, go to various files in the call stack, inspect variables, and even add or remove breakpoints. Co-editing features allow each participant to track where the others are located so they can switch between concurrently investigating aspects of the problem and collaboratively debugging.
In a read-only collaboration session, guests won't be able to step through the debugging process. They can add or remove breakpoints and inspect variables. By default, as a guest, you'll be automatically attached to debugging sessions when they're shared by the host. You might find this behavior disruptive. To change this behavior, open settings. As a guest, you might want to stop debugging temporarily. You can select the Stop button on the debug toolbar to detach the debugger without affecting the host or other guests:.
But if you're joining a collaboration session from a Visual Studio host, you might automatically see your default browser appear when debugging starts. The browser is then automatically connected to the host's running applications. For more information, see Visual Studio features. As a host, you can achieve something similar by manually sharing the application, or other endpoints like RESTful services, by using the Share Local Server feature.
Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code guests can then open a browser on the same localhost port to see the running application. For more information, see Share a server. From time to time, collaboration session hosts might want to share a web application or other locally running servers or services with guests. This can range from other RESTful endpoints to databases and other servers. Visual Studio Live Share lets you specify a local port number, optionally give it a name, and then share it with all guests.
The guests will then be able to access the server you shared on that port from their own local computers on the same port. This connection is accomplished via an improved security SSH or SSL tunnel between the host and guests and authenticated via the service.
This connection mechanism helps to ensure that only people in the collaboration session have access. Security tip: As a host, be selective about the ports you share with guests. Stick to application ports rather than sharing a system port. This behavior is useful, but it can be risky if you share the wrong port.
For security reasons, only servers running on ports that you specify are available to other guests. It's easy for the collaboration session host to add one. Here's how:. That's it! The server on the port you specified will now be mapped to each guest's localhost on the same port unless that port is already being used.
If the port is already being used on the guest's computer, a different one is automatically selected. The list is under Shared Servers. If you select a port, that server opens in your browser. You can also right-click and select an option to copy the server link to the clipboard.
To stop sharing a local server, the host can hover over the server item in the Shared Servers list and then select the Unshare server button:. Modern developers frequently use of a variety of command-line tools. Live Share allows hosts to share a terminal with guests. The shared terminal can be read-only or fully collaborative, so you and the guests can run commands and see the results. You can make terminal output visible to guests. You can also let them run tests or builds or even triage environment-specific problems that only happen on your computer.
By default, terminals aren't shared because they give guests at least read-only access to the output of commands you run if not the ability to run commands themselves. This default configuration allows you to run commands in local terminals with reduced risk and share only when you need to.
And only hosts can start shared terminals. This limitation prevents guests from starting one up and doing something you aren't expecting. Select the Share terminal item or button:. So, as a host, you can easily intervene if a guest is doing something you don't like.
Stick with read-only terminals when you just want the guests to see the output of commands you run. They can run any command on your computer that you can. If a collaboration session is in read-only mode, only read-only terminals can be shared by the host. After you select the kind of shared terminal you want to start, a new shared terminal will appear in the Visual Studio Code Terminal tab:.
If multiple terminals are shared, or if your focus is in a different tab, you can bring focus to a terminal by selecting the entry in the Shared Terminals list:. To end a terminal session, enter exit , close the terminal window, or select the Unshare terminal button on the Live Share Explorer tab or the VS Live Share tab. Everyone will be disconnected. By default, Live Share keeps you aware of what other participants in the session are doing with visual indicators - a cursor to match each participant's location, a shared viewport in follow mode, synchronized edits, and so on.
Live Share also has a setting to surface this information audibly, liveshare. With accessibility features enabled, Live Share plays various sounds and messages to keep you aware of what other participants are doing in a non-disruptive way. When you are following another participant, Live Share provides you more information about their activity. Live Share will. Live Share also contributes several commands related to these features that can be bound to keyboard shortcuts.
With accessibility features enabled, when following another participant Live Share will keep your cursor locked to the same position that the followed participant's cursor is at to make it easier to use the screen reader.
With the exception of cursor tethering, the accessibility features described above surface information audibly. We're in the process of exploring how to present this same information tactility to users with braille displays. If you'd like to learn more or be involved, please get in touch with us at vsls-feedback microsoft. Speech is generated by Azure Cognitive Services on demand.
After you've started or joined a collaboration session, the Visual Studio Live Share status bar item reflects the state of the active session. Although there are currently some shortcomings guests will experience while using the features described in this article, collaboration session hosts retain the complete functionality of their chosen tool.
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Please rate your experience Yes No. Any additional feedback? Tip Did you know that you can join your own collaboration session? Note Linux users: You might be prompted to enter a user code if you're using an older version of Live Share 0.
Note The first time you share, your desktop firewall software might prompt you to allow the Live Share agent to open a port. Note Co-editing has limitations in certain languages. Note Guests who join a read-only collaboration session can't make edits to files. Note By default, Live Share shares opened files that are outside of the shared folder.
Note If more than one other person is in the collaboration session, you'll be prompted to select the participant who you want to follow:. Note See Platform support for information about debugging feature support by language or platform. Note In a read-only collaboration session, guests won't be able to step through the debugging process. Note If a collaboration session is in read-only mode, only read-only terminals can be shared by the host.
Submit and view feedback for This product This page. View all page feedback. In this article. Sign in After you install the Live Share Extension, reload, and wait for dependencies to install, sign in to let other collaborators know who you are. Open a folder Use your normal workflow to open a folder, project, or solution that you want to share with your guests. You can then select the option to make the session read-only: Send someone the link Send the link over e-mail, Slack, Skype, or other platforms to the guests you want to invite.
To enable this approval, add the following code to settings. Stop the collaboration session As a host, you can stop sharing completely and end the collaboration session at any time. To do so, open the Live Share view on the Explorer tab or the VS Live Share tab and select the Stop collaboration session button: All guests will be notified that the session is over. Join and leave a session After they download and install Visual Studio Live Share, guests need to take only a couple steps to join a hosted collaboration session.
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