visual studio 2012 - How to check in a new project to Team Foundation Server? -

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i created new project in solution under newly created folder. not solution folder. placed under physical folder also.

say, original solution this:

mysolution  - mysolution.web  - mysolution.domain

now structure is:

mysolution  - app    - mysolution.web  - lib    - mysolution.domain    - mysolution.repositories    - mysolution.workerservices  - test    - mysolution.specs    - mysolution.unit

please note in addition newly added projects, mysolution.web , mysolution.domain moved physical subfolder also.

to move mysolution.web app folder, moved files outside visual studio , edit mysolution.sln manually text editor project entry can point correct physical location.

since 2 projects empty, don't care losing history.

then find not check in change tfs!

i got team foundation error, saying could not find part of path.

as suggested comments/answers question, have done add items folder in source control explorer. new folders , projects have plus sign ahead of icons. mysolution.web , mysolution.domain still stubbornly exists in root. if try delete them, says one or more children have pending changes. appears tfs tracking failed understand doing , pending changes related projects though not in existence physically on local computer.

how can fix it? correct way add project folder?

it sounds need add these new folders source control.

in source control explorer, use tree view , right-click on folder above folders want add. should see "add items folder" menu item. click that, , follow instructions.

note involved folders must mapped workspace in order work.


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