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Federer
Federer

Reputation: 34805

Creating a Linux TFS workspace - argument error

I'm trying to create a new TFS workspace in my CentOS virtual machine, in order to then use TFS with Jenkins. However, despite following this Microsoft post, it keeps telling me An argument error occurred: Only one name may be supplied when editing a workspace. 

[me@centos ~]$  tf workspace /new /collection:http://10.9.8.7:8081/tfs/Col /permission:Public tfs /login:dev\onlyme,Password1
An argument error occurred: Only one name may be supplied when editing a workspace.
[me@centos ~]$
[me@centos ~]$ tf workspace /new collection:http://10.9.8.7:8081/tfs/Col tfs
An argument error occurred: Only one name may be supplied when editing a workspace.
[me@centos ~]$

Using the Syntax from the link above, I can't see where I'm going wrong (bearing in mind I've tried every variation of command one above). Even when I use the example in command two above(expecting an authentication error or something else), it tells me the same thing.

Also, this is a brand new VM and therefore I'm not sure why the error message states that the command is editing a workspace.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 1561

Answers (1)

Paul Wakefield
Paul Wakefield

Reputation: 106

I think your problem is you are using slashes '/' instead of dashes '-' for the options. The Unix tf app conforms to unix syntax for the options.

Upvotes: 9

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