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Re: Git in TFS (and plain VS)
Saw that. My outsourced team is barely smart enough to use Subversion.
I have a big gripe with the new Visual Studio. They took out Setup projects and now they're pushing InstallShield, which has sucked for about 20 years. I can crank out a simple installer for most projects in minutes and lots of our legacy projects have their own installers. What a bonehead move by MS. I've been a rabid fan boy since DOS 1.0 and lately they've been starting to lose me a little.
I have a big gripe with the new Visual Studio. They took out Setup projects and now they're pushing InstallShield, which has sucked for about 20 years. I can crank out a simple installer for most projects in minutes and lots of our legacy projects have their own installers. What a bonehead move by MS. I've been a rabid fan boy since DOS 1.0 and lately they've been starting to lose me a little.
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Re: Git in TFS (and plain VS)
Got it, thanks. Still not as convenient as having everything fully integrated into VS. I don't understand why MS dropped support for those types of projects.
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