Process Template changes between TFS 2012 Update 1 to TFS 2012 Update 2 | How to disable the work item moving to resolved state while associating to a checkin

How to find the process template name used to create the team project in TFS 2012?

by XDK 26. August 2013 18:49

Solution:

Open Team project Web Access page

The project created using Scrum process template will have “Product Backlog Item” and “Bug” work items as Product Backlog Type

The project created using Agile process template will have “User Story” work items as Product Backlog Type

The project created using CMMI process template will have “Requirement” work items as Product Backlog Type

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Tags: TFS2012, Process Templates

Azure DevOps on-premises | TFS 2012

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