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Team Foundation Server 2015 RC fixed bugs and known issues


Team Foundation Server 2015 RC fixed bugs and known issues

This article lists the fixed bugs and known issues for the Microsoft Team Foundation Server 2015 Release Candidate (RC).

Team Foundation Server 2015 RC is a release candidate for the next major release of Team Foundation Server. The Team Foundation Server 2015 RC products offered on this page are "go-live". This means that customers can use these builds in production environments. These are still prereleases, so they may contain some bugs that will be fixed for the final release.

To see the full list of Team Foundation Server 2015 RC products and select a product for download, check out Team Foundation Server Downloads.

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Team Foundation Server 2015 RC details

To discover what is new in Team Foundation Server 2015 RC, see the Team Foundation Server RC release notes.

Fixed bugs
Agile
  • In Team Foundation Server 2013 Update 4, you cannot submit feedback by using Feedback Client when you are at the stakeholder license level. However, in Team Foundation Server 2015, you can submit feedback by using Feedback Client when you are at the stakeholder license level.

Known issues
Team Project
  • In the Alerts tab in the Admin view, when you delete an alert, the UI does not refresh automatically. Therefore, it appears that you have not deleted the alert. You can refresh the browser window to see that the alert was actually deleted.
  • Assume that you use Visual Studio 2015 RC to connect to a Visual Studio Online account. When you click the New Definition link under the Build Definitions section on the Build page, you receive a 404 error in the web browser. In order to see your build definitions, you can browse directly through Web Access or remove "Default Collection" from the link that is provided through Team Explorer.
Work Item
  • You may receive the following error message in your event log:
    Full-Text catalog 'TeamFoundationServer10FullTextCatalog' does not exist in database <<DB name>> or user does not have permission to perform this action.
    You can ignore the error or get rid of it by disabling the job Work Item Tracking Administration (Weekly).
Installation
  • When you install Team Foundation Server 2015 RC in a language that is not ENU, you may receive the following warning message:
    Microsoft .NET Framework 4.6 RC (DEU) Asien
    You can dismiss the warning. To avoid this warning message, install the latest .NET Framework version before you install Team Foundation Server 2015 RC.
Git
  • When you use Git and upgrade from TFS 2013 or an earlier version, you cannot view file changes from the history tab for commits that are made before upgrade. This bug affects both TFS web access and REST endpoints.

    To resolve this issue, execute the following query on the TFS collection database:
    UPDATE tbl_GitCommit
    SET Status = 255
    WHERE PartitionId = 1
    After the previous execution, you will receive the following prompt when visiting the repository’s history or an individual file’s history in a browser:
    We are currently processing some of your commits. This result set may not be complete. Please try again later.
    This means that a job was created that will fix the repository’s history in several minutes. Refresh the page and everything will be displayed as usual.

More information
How to download Microsoft support files

Updates for other products in the Team Foundation Server family can be found on the Microsoft download site for Team Foundation Server.

Requirements

For detailed system requirements, see Team Foundation Server 2015 Compatibility.

Restart requirement

You may have to restart your computer after you install this package.

Supported architectures

  • 32-bit (x86)
  • 64-bit (x64) (WOW)
  • ARM

Third-party information disclaimer
The third-party products that this article discusses are manufactured by companies that are independent of Microsoft. Microsoft makes no warranty, implied or otherwise, about the performance or reliability of these products.

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Article ID : 3050390
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Created on : 1/7/2017
Published on : 6/5/2015
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