If it says nothing then everything is OK. "git notes add" works the same:
$ git notes add -m "my note"
$
No output here.
To see the workitems associated with the HEAD commit, just run `git tf wi`
> But this are details.
>
> Other more important detail. For some reason I don't have permissions
> over the workitem I choos to test so the checkin command return an
> exit status != 0 but the files were checked in. This produce a
> rollback for a commit that was successful.
tf is especially bad at exit codes. There is exit code "1" that means
"something went wrong", but does not specify what exactly:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/richardb/archive/2007/09/25/tf-checkin-exit-codes.aspx
Okay, I'll allow it to exit with code 1 as long as there is a
"Changeset #\d+" string.
Next time, please provide the output. It must contain the exit code.
> Anyhow, the wi command work as expected and I'm really happy to have a
> complete tfs solution with git :)
Great!
-Nodir
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-Nodir
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