I suggest you ...

tf status /collection:<collection> /PROJECT:<project>

tf status is a great tool for finding out who has pending locks on a project. But when you've got a collection with >100 projects each with >50,000 code items, shared among >2,000 developers, running a status report produces a /huge/ output. Whilst it /is/ possible to in-line filter the output, as a TFS administrator, what I'd like is to find out who is locking which code item in which project, possibly in which branch, e.g.:

tf status /collection:<collection> [/project:<project> [/folder:<$source-tree/folder1/folder2>]] [/user:<*|<userid>>] etc.

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    al feersumal feersum shared this idea  ·   ·  Flag idea as inappropriate…  ·  Admin →

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      • Matthew MitrikMatthew Mitrik commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        Seems like this is just one aspect of cross-collection reporting for version control. It would be interesting to know what other needs might exist for collection admins.

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