We want to clone a build definition for a TFS team project that uses git as its source code repository.
Our aim is to duplicate the existing build definition for a new branch.
When the build definition is cloned via the command line (Team Foundation Power Tools) like so
tfpt builddefinition /clone Team\Project_Nightly /collection:http://tfs01:8080/tfs/MyCollection
the resulting build definition looks OK at first but when editing the Source Settings it shows a completely different view with only Working Folders and no possibility to choose a branch.
Running tfpt builddefinition /diff
shows no differences apart from name.
How can we clone a build definition for a TFS git repository?
This is a known issue with the TFS Power Tools. Currently only builds using TFVC are supported.
It was reported on Feb 15 (see the Q&A tab on the power tools gallery page), and I know the team is aware of it. I've got no idea when a fix is planned.
Update: I forgot. There's another extension you can use for cloning builds. The TFS Build Manager extension . It will correctly handle git builds for you.
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