Matt Burke

> Oh dear it's broken the VS2010 project. Not really surprising. What do you think we should do @spraints? I made an attempt to use a different wrapper for VS2010...

> If a track finds a changeset for the right remote, it is safe to record the changeset number and terminate that track line. We will not find any better...

Cool, this looks good, and it's pretty simple. Could you add the new stuff to the docs, at least for [init](https://github.com/git-tfs/git-tfs/blob/master/doc/commands/init.md) and [clone](https://github.com/git-tfs/git-tfs/blob/master/doc/commands/clone.md) and [config](https://github.com/git-tfs/git-tfs/blob/master/doc/config.md)? > Also `init` command now...

Could this use Ctrl-C as the trigger instead? Maybe then a second Ctrl-C could exit immediately.

@rrivem or @icnocop if you have a chance could you make a PR with the code changes in the previous comment?

The reason that I didn't use notes is that it would make it harder to share a git-tfs repository with your team, with all the TFS metadata. Git notes don't...

> But I still think there are other people who might find this feature useful. ... I suggest to make this thing optional ... :+1: > I'm ready to implement...

@imranakram I'm not sure how PATs work with TFVC. Can they be used as the password? If not, I'd guess there's a way to extend the credential code in git-tfs...

> Doing: > > git checkout master > > git tfs fetch > > git rebase tfs/default > receives no errors though... isn't this what `git tfs pull --rebase` conceptually...

😎 Nice, it's cool to see this coming together. This change is mostly inside of the already-too-big class `GitRepository`. There are also a lot of conditionals (`if(ChangesetIdNotes) ...`). How hard...