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vsts-vscode no longer working with VS2017? #211
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Hi @bms-lettschmidt. Can you turn on logging, repro the issue and provide the log here? You should get that error if we receive a message indicating that you don't have access to a particular folder. Also, can you double-check the location of your workspace by following these instructions? In the meantime, I'll try to reproduce it on my end. |
Hi, sorry for the late reply. But I definitely have access to it (I am the owner of that project) and it is working fine from within VS2017. On Monday I will compare all settings in VS Code & VS again with my colleagues using VS2015, maybe we will find some additional configuration differences than the VS version. Here is the log, please let me know if you need additional information. 2017-05-07T05:36:56.290Z - info: [03352] Polling for latest current build status... |
OK, so this seems to be the "server" workspace issue. That is, when you run Note that the |
Hi again, no idea what changed - but since this afternoon it is working fine for my colleagues and me. I did not change any settings, but I do no longer get the error message. |
Awesome. Thanks great to hear @bms-lettschmidt! |
Hi, I had the same issue. I was very sure I created a local workspace, I double-checked it. Happened with VS Code version 1.14.1, extension version 1.121.1. What I did to resolve the problem is: start Visual Studio 2017, change the workspace there to server workspace, let VS do its work, change it back to local workspace and again, let VS do its work. After that I was able to use VS code in combination with TFVC. Hope this helps others as well. |
I am having this issue and switching location to server and back to local does not work for me. I've tried a few times. I tried from VS2017 and from using Using VS Code version 1.14.2, extension version 1.121.1 Please reopen this! |
I'm hitting this same issue, but I believe this Pull Request will resolve the issue once it is merged and released: #291 |
I just released v1.122.0 that has the changes from #291 in it (which addresses the issue when using TF.exe and the client is on a different domain then the TFS server). It's my hope this issue will be addressed by that change. |
v1.122.0 seems to have resolved the issue for me, however I had to use the form domain\username vs username@domain.com |
Hello. I've been getting this same issue for the past few days. I am using .visualstudio.com with TFVC. So I'm not sure if it is permissions or local v server workspace. Your help would be very much appreciated. PS I've worked around this by using Visual Studio 2015 when creating the local workspace and setting tfvc.location in VSCode to use the 2015 version of tf.exe |
I'm not sure why this is closed. Myself and others clearly also have this problem. Should I create a new issue? |
I am getting this issue too. This is ridiculous. Adding myself here in hopes that there's a fix to this. |
Same issues here. |
Same here |
I also have Problems connecting to a TFVC Project: The TFS Connection on a GIT Repo on the same TFS Server works: I also have a strange behaviour of team:signing and team:signout |
I have tried all you had suggested here and the error continues! |
In my case, the error appeared after I signed in with only my user name. I solved it signin in (F1 --> Team: Signin) with domain\username. |
@hmoratopcs |
I was getting the error with an "on premises" Team Foundation Sever. I haven't tried with Team Services, sorry. |
No problem, thanks for your help! |
having the same problem :( I have deadline tomorrow |
I was having the same issue. I tried everything in this discussion and nothing worked. What finally worked for me was hitting F1, typing Team:Signout then hitting F1 again and then Team:Signin. I then supplied my PAT and currently appear to be talking to VSTS correctly. |
This issue is related to Visual Studio 2017. I installed Visual Studio 2015 only to point to it's tf.exe file. VSTS worked after pointing the "tfvc.location" to "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 14.0\Common7\IDE\tf.exe" This solution may be overkill but fixes the issue until tf.exe is fixed in VS 2017. |
Although this issue is "closed" I've been trying to solve the same problem today. Commentor : NanFeng Cheong I hope this helps |
When using the VS2017 tf.exe we are no longer able to sync with our VSTS.
Error message is
[Sync] It appears you are using a Server workspace. Currently, TFVC support is limited to Local workspaces.
but the workspace used is a local one. The colleagues using VS2015 tf.exe do not have any problems using the same project and configuration settings.
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