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Myself and a colleague have created a number projects within TFS which we are now attempting to import into TeamPulse. Both of us have the same privileges within TFS and are both added as [Project Collection Administrators].
The issue is that when I attempt to import these projects into Team-Pulse I'm only able to see the projects that I have created and not those projects that my colleague has created. My colleague is also only able to see the projects that he has created. I should point out that I can see and administer all projects within Visual Studio without issue.
Is this a bug, can you please advise ?
Regards,
Tim
Myself and a colleague have created a number projects within TFS which we are now attempting to import into TeamPulse. Both of us have the same privileges within TFS and are both added as [Project Collection Administrators].
The issue is that when I attempt to import these projects into Team-Pulse I'm only able to see the projects that I have created and not those projects that my colleague has created. My colleague is also only able to see the projects that he has created. I should point out that I can see and administer all projects within Visual Studio without issue.
Is this a bug, can you please advise ?
Regards,
Tim
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answered on 06 Sep 2013, 11:18 AM
This issue has been resolved.
The TFS project creator's account automatically gets added into the "[Project Name]\Project Administrators" Group by default. This can be solved by either adding both parties to each of the "[Project Name]\Project Administrators" groups that exist under the collection, or a cleaner way was to create a AD Group which was added to each of the projects groups and myself and my colleagues accounts were added to the AD Group.
Regards,
Tim
The TFS project creator's account automatically gets added into the "[Project Name]\Project Administrators" Group by default. This can be solved by either adding both parties to each of the "[Project Name]\Project Administrators" groups that exist under the collection, or a cleaner way was to create a AD Group which was added to each of the projects groups and myself and my colleagues accounts were added to the AD Group.
Regards,
Tim