Decrease or Increase notification delay settings in TFS

by XDK 16. July 2013 21:39

Explanation:

By default notification delay is set to 120 seconds. The notifications are processed in batchs for every 2 minutes. The notification delay can be set in the TF registry
Note: The TFS registry mentioned is not the Windows Registry on the TFS server.

Solution:

The registry value can be changed using the PowerShell script or using the TfsReg tool

Following is the command to set the notification delay to 1 minute using the tool:

tfsreg.exe /server:http://tfs:8080/tfs /path:/Service/Integration/Settings/NotificationJobDelay /value:60

Note: Restart the TFS IIS app pool for the change to take effect.

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Azure DevOps on-premises | TFS 2010 | TFS 2012

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