There's no way i can stash my changes in Visual studio tools for git or any third party Git tools like mSysGit. Its great to support it.

Please see:

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/8b85155a-c7bd-4492-81dd-e696b5f2ad5f/team-project-git-git-hooks-on-clientside

and:

http://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/797471/visual-studio-git-client-does-not-execute-client-side-hooks-when-committing-code

Thank you!

Build Explorer had been removed in Visual Studio 2015 in favour of a browser based solution.
Unfortunately not all function of Visual Stduio Build Explorer are available in TFS Web Access.
Currently it is really frustrating when you need to look at code coverage in source files and not only at the percentage.
the information is stored in TFS and you can still use it with Visual Studio 2010 - 2013 but needing to use two Visual Studio does not allow to switch completely to Visual Studio 2015.

What I'd like to do is that Fetch should be able to do 'git fetch --prune'

I know that I can register a remote to always be pruned with 'git config remote.origin.prune true' but this is not what I want.

I'd like a checkbox on the right of Fetch button for example.

see https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/d283472d-a194-4f55-aee6-205094fb1766/visual-studio-git-always-prune-when-fetching-the-repo-?forum=tfsversioncontrol#87f6bf6b-0b58-46ee-9475-252e11910848

Git added the ability have multiple working trees for a single repository.
https://git-scm.com/docs/git-worktree
When opening a solution from a linked working tree, Visual Studio does not detect as being part of the repository, which deactivate the git features in Visual Studio.

Visual Studio should be able support solutions which are in a linked working tree.

It's now possible to create Git tags in VS2015.
However, these are local tags, and can't be pushed to the remote server.
One has to use the git command line: git push --tags
Would it be possible to get this push command from within Visual Studio?

After the latest update (2) there is a new Publish button in the bottom right of the IDE. Doesn't state what it does, and even though TFVC is used it still creates a GIT repository on right click. Please provide an option to disable that button and please don't make my source control choices for me.

Until now, Visual Studio removes and adds a file in the TFS if it get traged/moved between different projects. Visual Studio should move the file instead to prevent the CC history.
The same could also be used for cut & paste a file.

Comments in a pull request are tied directly to a line number. Thus, as more commits are added, they will shift around in the file, and become confusing.

I don't know what the best solution for this would be, but it's rather disorienting for in-progress stories.

When you right-click in VS 2010 Solution Explorer it would be great to have a shortcut there that opens up Source Control Explorer immediately showing the selected file.

Currently a user is required to open Source Control Explorer and manually expand (and know) all the folders in the path to get to the desired location.

In TFS teams typically have one "repository" or collection for their work. In Git the concept is smaller repositories more specific to the area. Product iOS is one repository, Product Shared Libraries is one repository, Company Shared Libraries is a repository - as an example so in one solution we could span multiple Git repositories. Visual Studio 2015 (RTM) as of this writing does not support this that I can tell therefore I have to rely on external tools to manage Git version control such as Atlassian's SourceTree or Tortoise Git.

Thank you.

Please, integrate Visual Studio with SoapUI and also create plugin for Eclipse to integrated TFS with SoapUi perspective.

Thank you,
Rick

It would be nice, if we can combine (squash) multiple commits directly from Visual Studio.

Regarding Visual Studio Online:

Please make it possible to extend the Visual Studio Online Project Portal with SharePoint functionality so the team could enjoy its collaboration and document management features.