andrewabest

using System;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;

namespace Things
{
    public static class LandLordExtensions
    {
        public static LandLord<TWrapped> AsDisposable<TWrapped>(this TWrapped tenant)
        {
            return new LandLord<TWrapped>(tenant);

andrewabest

First

• Download Git-Tfs from https://github.com/git-tfs/git-tfs/releases and extract the zip to c:\GitTfs
• Add ;c:\GitTfs to your path. Now you have a git-tfs bridge!

Then

To clone the main branch of your TFS project as a git repo (aka get the codez):

• Create a new directory to store your git projects, seperate from your 'standard' TFS source directory**. (For example, use c:\projects.git instead of c:\projects)
• Open a command prompt and navigate to your git source directory.