Connecting Team Foundation Server (TFS) with Xcode

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The idea is to use Git as your version control and push your changes to a central Repo hosted in TFS. The TFS Administrator should create a Project with Git support and grant your account permissions. Most of TFS features are accessible through a web interface, so you can have task/bug tracking, associate them with your commits and so on.

To start learning, I would not recommend the TFS documentation nor the VSO documentation for your specific case, but would start from a couple of videos: Using Xcode in Git Projects Using Team Foundation Server 2013 and Deep Dive into Git with Team Foundation Server.

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Updated on June 04, 2022

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  • GMHSJ
    GMHSJ over 1 year

    I am new to Xcode and TFS. Can someone please explain me how I can connect TFS 2013 with Xcode to maintain repositories or give me a link which has full details from the beginning?

  • GMHSJ
    GMHSJ over 8 years
    Thanks @Guilio Vian. I will try to learn by wathing these videos.
  • Daniel Maclean
    Daniel Maclean about 8 years
    While Guilio answer is accurate, just keep in mind that GIT Support in TFS hasn't always existed, so it's entirely possible that working with older versions of Visual Studio or Team Foundation Server that GIT will not be available.
  • Giulio Vian
    Giulio Vian almost 8 years
    Correct, in fact I asked the OP which TFS version he was using before answering. I edited the question to help future readers getting the proper context.
  • GMHSJ
    GMHSJ almost 8 years
    @GiulioVian Thanks for everything. I got my work done because of you. Thanks again. cheers (Y)