Sometimes I have to do a text search across the entire workspace. This usually consisted of pressing Ctrl + Shift + F in Visual Studio, pointing it to the root of the workspace and pressing search.
Since the transition to TFS 2012 and the ability to switch to local workspaces, there is now a hidden $tf directory in the root directory of the workspace. Unfortunately, this directory is also crawled while performing a search that is slow and useless.
Is there a way for Visual Studio to ignore this directory, or is there some way to specify the $tf folder that should live elsewhere?
Reorganization of the project structure, so that the root of the workspace and the path that I need to look for, are different, unfortunately, are not an option.
visual-studio tfs2012
vossad01 Jul 16 '13 at 16:12 2013-07-16 16:12
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