What are the advantages and disadvantages ...

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Maybe i asked the question in the wrong category . so i'm sorry for that but i couldn't find the right category.

My question:

What are the advantages and disadvantages of the use of TFS in combination with Git and

Jira? for merging , roleback reposities etc.

Rajkiran Swain · Answer

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7690949/element-mandatory-attribute-declaration-in-xsd-schema

Manikandan Murugesan · Answer

Refer the following Link : https://roadtoalm.com/2014/03/27/combining-tfs-version-control-and-git-with-git-tf/ TFS (Team Foundation Server) is Microsoft's answer to version control. TFS was designed big and bad-ass enough to support development of Visual Studio like 5 million lines of code. [1] Since not everyone lives in Redmond TFS tries to minimize network traffic and keep the work on the server. Git is open-source. It was created to manage the source code of the Linux kernel roughly 15 million lines of code. Development is distributed among thousands of contributors around the world. Many features and versions are in process all the time. Feature TFS git Save source code Yes Yes Retain all version history Yes Yes Group changes into sets Yes (file level only) Yes Automatic change detection in 2012 Yes Branch Yes (not easy) Yes (very easy) Merge between related branches Yes Yes (very easy) Safe merge between unrelated branches No Yes Offline access to history No Yes Offline commit No Yes Offline commit No Yes Sneaky automatic merges on the server Yes No Enforce requirements before commit Yes No Private local branches No Yes Learning curve for users Low Medium Learning curve for administrators Very high Medium-high GUI support Strong Poor Conditional commit (if tests work) Yes No Save IDE state Yes No Work item tracking Yes No Automated builds and tests Yes No Analytics and charting Yes No Manual test tracking Yes No Installation 1/2 day 10 minutes Deployment central and local days to months 1 day Free online hosting Yes Yes Cost $$$ free Security Yes No For Additional Information Refer the Link : http://blog.jessitron.com/2012/12/tfs-and-git-comparison.html

Nilesh Shah · Answer

In first place I don't exactly understand your question - do you already have JIRA and Git integrated and now you want to integrate TFS as well? My answer is based on the asuumtion that - you already have JIRA and Git integrated and now you want to integrate TFS as well. Have a look at TFS4JIRA here https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.spartez.jira.plugins.bork.tfs4jira/cloud/overview