NOTICE - We have deprecated this extension. For now it is still avaialble on the Visual Studio Marketplace. The extension will continue to serve as an open source solution and sample extension on GitHub.
Interested how our CI/CD pipeline works? Read Set up a CI/CD pipeline for your Team Services extension to learn more.
Easily and quickly create new folders in Code Explorer through the Web Access for TFVC and Git.
Previously you could only create new files from web access. To add a folder, you would need to use your local Git or TFVC repository. This meant that people who aren’t comfortable using Git or Visual Studio, could not add a folder. This extension helps solve that problem.
- Clone this repo
- Browse to the folder of the extension
- Publish the contents of the extension to a local or cloud web server
- The root of the extension should be at the root of the web server, for example: https://myserver/images/fabrikam-logo.png
- Update the extension manifest file (extension.json). To do this, update the namespace field to a globally unique value. For example: johnsmith.samples.foldermanagement. Also, update the baseUri field to be the fully qualified URL to the root of your web server, for example: https://myserver
- Install the extension into your Visual Studio Team Services account (see https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/integrate/extensions/publish/overview)
Check out Wouter de Kort's blog post here, where he walks through the process and how it works.
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We thank the following contributor(s) for this extension: Abel Wang and Wouter de Kort.
Contributions to Folder Management are welcome. Here is how you can contribute to Folder Management:
- Submit bugs and help us verify fixes
- Submit pull requests for bug fixes and features and discuss existing proposals
Please refer to Contribution guidelines and the Code of Conduct for more details.
This project collects usage data and sends it to Microsoft to help Microsoft improve its products and services. For more information about how Microsoft uses telemetry data, read the Microsoft privacy statement.
This telemetry is used for A|B testing and troubleshooting.
To turn off telemetry you need to fork this repo, publish, and use your own version of the project without replacing the __InstrumentationKey__ configuration key.