I have a VS 2017 installation using TFS as a version control, and when I'm doing merge from one branch with another it takes a long time to load the < in> changeset .
Has anyone ever had this kind of problem? Do you know how to solve?
I have a VS 2017 installation using TFS as a version control, and when I'm doing merge from one branch with another it takes a long time to load the < in> changeset .
Has anyone ever had this kind of problem? Do you know how to solve?
Merges always occur on the client machine, usually those who use TFVC are using Visual Studio for this. The process you are referring to seems more like uploading the code to the server, ie checking in.
In addition to verifying the "weight" of the merge you are doing, large merges usually take longer, so make small increments of code, review your branch strategy; check the health of the TFS server: CPU usage, available memory, ...
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