version control - How can we manage non-code files in TFS for designers, etc? -


Generally, projects are like one interface images (PSDs, JPGs, ...) of non-source code files. How can we manage these types of files with TFS and how can graphic designers check-in or out their image files for use in applications like Photoshop?

You can easily add binary files (PSD, JPG etc.) to your tree, following warnings Together:

  • Large files get more space on the server A quote from: TFS handles large (> 16MB) files separately. I does not display delta storage, but instead holds a complete copy of each version. It is optimized to speed up check-in for those big files. There is no difference between text files and binary files
  • Slow down to download large files (see link above ).
  • If there is a conflict (i.e. two people are modified at the same time, the same binary file), one of them is to completely solve the conflict, ie all 3 images in the image editor The version has to be loaded, look at the differences, and manually merge the changes.

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