How can I open a single changeset in TFS from within Visual Studio -


Someone emailed me a TFS changeset ID and now I am trying to open a single change. Is there such an easy visual studio (VS 2008 if this is the case) from within?

In these, source control explorer (see -> other windows -> source control explorer):

  • Get a specific version
  • "Latest version" to " Find your changes through the Browse (...) button
  • Change the dropdown from Changeset "
  • Change the number of changes to search

    • Just select the result and hit OK.

    Alternatively, if you want to see that changes were in those changes ...

    1. The same source control explorer
    2. Click History button (looks like a clock)
    3. Scroll down the visible list to see, Double click on what you want.

    This file will change the changes along with those changes, put the r in the development.


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