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Team Foundation Server Source Control Explorer Extension

Last week when searching for an easy solution to delete some files from the TFS database, I found the following Visual Studio Extension: TFSSCExplorerExtension.

“TFSSCExplorerExtension (Team Foundation Server Source Control Explorer VS 2010 Extension) is  aVisual Studio 2010 Extension Package that adds new features to the TFS Source Control Explorer window for TFS 2010. ”

A separate release is available for Visual Studio 2012 here.

It offers the following features:

  • Move to Folder: Move support for multiple files.
  • Branch to Folder: Branch support for multiple files.
  • Merge from Sources: Select items to Merge.
  • File Icon Change: Branched files are shown with a different icon.
  • Drag & Drop: Adds drag & drop support between file list in the left side and folder tree in the right side.
  • Show/Hide deleted items: Quicker alternative then going to Tools – Options.
  • Destroy: Permanently removes files or folders from Source Control.

TFSSCExplorerExtension

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