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Undoing Checkout in TFS

February 7th, 2008
by Alena Semeshko

Here’s a quick tip I came across today: the easiest and quickest way to undo someone else’s checkout in TFS is by using this command:

tf undo /workspace:WORKSPACE-NAME;User $/myProject/CheckedOutFile.cs /login:myusername,mypassword

And another one: to delete an entire workspace there’s a command that will automatically undo any checkouts:

tf workspace /delete Workspace (add “/login:name,password” to end of command if

MSDN, as usual, has more.

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