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Everseeker
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9 years ago
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Attempting TFS Source control... not doing well though.

OK. I have some projects. They have been living on my computer, all nice and happy. Today, I was asked/told that I would be needing to get them into TFS for version control... OK, cool... I know th...
  • TanyaYatskovska's avatar
    TanyaYatskovska
    9 years ago

    Hi Everseeker,

     

    Judging by the the "Supported Source Control Systems" ( http://smartbear.com/viewarticle/73745/ ) help topic, to make TestComplete work with Microsoft Team Foundation Version Control, a 32-bit version of MSSCCI Provider should be installed. You can download this component from the Microsoft Download Center. What provider did you install?

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TanyaYatskovska
SmartBear Alumni (Retired)
9 years ago

Hi Everseeker,

 

Judging by the the "Supported Source Control Systems" ( http://smartbear.com/viewarticle/73745/ ) help topic, to make TestComplete work with Microsoft Team Foundation Version Control, a 32-bit version of MSSCCI Provider should be installed. You can download this component from the Microsoft Download Center. What provider did you install?

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    Everseeker
    Contributor
    9 years ago

    OK, Accepting your comment as the solution because of the link you provided...

    When I read thru that in detail, I ... REALIZED... that the SCC Api choice in the source control dropdown

    WAS

    the MSSCC plug in... D'oh!

     

    Picked it and most of my troubles faded away.

    (Excpet for the NEW problem... every time I open TC, I have to re-specify the path to the source... and my company stuck it like 9 layers down.... sigh. But that's a minor thing...)