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TFS 2015 - XAML Progress in Visual Studio 2015

We recently upgraded to TFS 2015 - everything works fine, although I noticed that when we queue one of our XAML collections from Visual Studio, and then double-click on the assembly to check its progress, it opens in the Team Foundation web interface (in the browser), where he opened the status window in Visual Studio itself.

There is no key information on the assembly progress web page for us - the time spent on each step of the assembly (we have a part of the assembly that does aa Thread.Sleep, while some servers merge, and now there is no way to see how far at this stage we are, because timestamps are not displayed on the web assembly status page).

Is there a way: a) open the assembly assembly in Visual Studio, for example, TFS 2013? or b) get TFS to display timestamps against each individual build step on the web interface status page?

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Assembly Explorer is now available again in Visual Studio 2015 2 Update (for XAML Build)

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  • see Stop opening TFS assemblies in a browser instead of an IDE .
  • I use the Build Explorer tool from Comentament to get all the build details.
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