The TFS Check-in Validation Tool extends TFS Team Build 2008 by enabling buddy build queuing (pre-checkin), validating checkins using shelvesets, and build agent pooling, all from the VS 2008 IDE.

Check-in policies in Team Foundation Server ensure that code checked into version control meets the defined quality requirements of your team. This policy pack wants to offer the anxious project leader a wide range of different policies to meet their typical needs.

TFS Embed Work Items In Check-In Comments allows developers to embed work items in their check-in comments, making it easier than finding and selecting the work items via queries. It consists of a C# server side event handler and optional Check-In Policies in C# and Java.

This Team Foundation Server (TFS) checkin policy ensures that the source code contains code comments (/// for C#, ''' for VB.NET) for classes, methods, properties, fields and events before checking it into Team Foundation version control (TFVC).

It is best practice to get the latest version of your code before checking in. Currently, there is no way to enforce this. This is why I created a TFS Checkin Policy that ensures that developers are editing files based on their latest version.

A suite of TFS Plugins that enforces process guidance on the server-side across all teams and is easily customizable to meet the needs of different orgs.

This policy requires TFS source control check-ins to be associated with a single, in-progress task that is assigned to you.