Shelve

Summary

Creates a TFS shelveset from a Git branch.

Usage: git-tfs shelve [options] shelveset-name [ref-to-shelve]
where options are:

    -i, --id, --remote, --tfs-remote
        (Type: Value required, Value Type:[String])
        An optional remote ID, useful if this repository will track multiple
            TFS repositories.

    -d, --debug
        (Type: Flag, Value Type:[Boolean])
        Show lots of output.

    -h, -H, --help
        (Type: Flag, Value Type:[Boolean])
        ShowHelp

    -V, --version
        (Type: Flag, Value Type:[Boolean])
        ShowVersion
    -p, --evaluate-policies
        (Type: Flag, Value Type:[Boolean])
        Evaluate checkin policies
    -m, --comment
        (Type: Value required, Value Type:[String])
        A comment for the changeset.

    --build-default-comment
        (Type: Flag, Value Type:[Boolean])
        Use the comments from the commits on the current branch to create a
            default checkin message (checkintool only)

    -f, --force
        (Type: Value optional, Value Type:[String])
        To force a checkin, supply the policy override reason as an argument
            to this flag.

    -w, --associated-work-item
        (Type: 0 to many values accepted, Value Type:[String])
        WorkItemsToAssociate

    --resolved-work-item
        (Type: 0 to many values accepted, Value Type:[String])
        WorkItemsToResolve

Examples

Shelve current branch

git tfs shelve MyShelvesetName

Shelve another branch

git tfs shelve MyShlevesetName MyBranch

Shelve a branch from a different remote

git tfs shelve MyShelveset OtherRemote/MyBranch

See also

• unshelve
• shelve-list