Hi, Some times we get a requirement to merge the branches
In my case I have DEV and MAIN branches. And here my source is DEV and target is MAIN.
Click on Source control explorer.
-> right click on target branch -> Branching and Merging -> Merging
-> Select Source branch as "DEV" from the browse button and select the target branch as "MAIN".
Here I'm merging all change sets. So I selected the radio button as shown below.
-> Click on "Next" -> Here I'm merging only latest version. If you want you can change the type from the drop down
-> Click next -> finish.
Once the merging gets completed, then check-in the code back to the build server.
If you get the below error, then map the local path and repeat the same steps again.
The merge target $/DynamicsAX/Trunk/Main is not mapped.
Solution
-----------
Map a local path for the target branch(Main).
-> Click on "Not mapped"
-> Select any local folder from the browse button. (In my case I created a new folder in C driver and mapped it )
-> Click Map -> Get the objects into your local folder.
That's it.
In my case I have DEV and MAIN branches. And here my source is DEV and target is MAIN.
Click on Source control explorer.
-> right click on target branch -> Branching and Merging -> Merging
-> Select Source branch as "DEV" from the browse button and select the target branch as "MAIN".
Here I'm merging all change sets. So I selected the radio button as shown below.
-> Click on "Next" -> Here I'm merging only latest version. If you want you can change the type from the drop down
Once the merging gets completed, then check-in the code back to the build server.
If you get the below error, then map the local path and repeat the same steps again.
The merge target $/DynamicsAX/Trunk/Main is not mapped.
Solution
-----------
Map a local path for the target branch(Main).
-> Click on "Not mapped"
-> Select any local folder from the browse button. (In my case I created a new folder in C driver and mapped it )
-> Click Map -> Get the objects into your local folder.
That's it.
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