Ci pensa direttamente il team di CodePlex... Lascio solo
alcune risposte d aggiungo un paio di considerazioni...
Phil Haack has some questions about CodePlex
and our use of Team Foundation Server that I'd like to answer.
Does it work over HTTPS?
Yes. TFS's interface to the outside world is
via web services which can be deployed via HTTP and/or HTTPS. In the
specific case of CodePlex, we deploy TFS using HTTPS on standard port
443.
Can we import our history into Team
System?
There may be tools available on the web for this,
but I have no experience with them.
Il link lo aggiungo io... http://www.componentsoftware.com/Products/tfstools.htm
Comunque scriverne uno simile è molto semplice, praticamente una cosa
ricorsiva che tira giù i file da una parte e usando tf.exe li butta su
dall'altra... ma si può fare anche qualcosa di più... se interessa ne
riparliamo...
Can I use CCnet? Can I use MbUnit?
Yes. There is a TFS source control plugin for
CCnet. Martin Woodward has documented the steps to get everything
running, and it's nothing out of the ordinary. Since you can continue to use
CCnet, you can of course continue to use your existing CCnet build files and
merge system to support reporting of MbUnit test runs.
I've heard that there's something similar to CCnet
in Team System.
That's probably Team Build you're hearing
about. Unfortunately, Team Build is not supported on
CodePlex.
Nessuno però vieta di installarsi il servizio di
Team Build e verificare se riesce ad accedere a CodePlex, anche se, se avete già
implementato CCnet, tanto vale usare quello con gli script modificati...
Leggete tutto alla fonte: Answering Questions About CodePlex and TFS, io ora me
ne vado al lago...