Version Control Blog

Buck Hodges writes about branching, merging and shelving in Team Foundation. Branching and merging are business as usual, with many details specific to Team Foundation. Shelving, as far as I understood, is the implementation of lightweight temporary branches. This may be a good feature for occasional use. Read more at Overview of Branching, Merging, and Shelving (in Team Foundation’s Weblog).

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