by Ewald Hofman
15. March 2010 06:18
Update August 5 2010: Added the version for 2010 (thanks to Mattias Sköld)
In Visual Studio anyone can override the check-in policies. This is a good thing, because otherwise sometimes it would be impossible to check in files (for example due to a bug in the checkin policy, or to any very extreme scenario). But you want to keep track of who and why the policies are violated. This report, which you can install on your reporting server, shows you these violations.
When I installed it after one year, it gave me very nice comments the users have put into there :)
For TFS 2008: Check-In_Policy_Violation.rdl (41.66 kb)
For TFS 2010: Check-In_Policy_Violation2010.rdl (42.15 kb)
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