title: Using TFS Labels like SourceSafe Labels
body: <p>We have a fairly standard release procedure using Visual Source Safe for labeling a build before it is released. This allows us to do a get from that label if there are any problems and use it to branch if changes are necessary.</p>
  
  <p>We have several different projects and always label using the builds version number.
  e.g. "V1.0"</p>
  
  <p>After moving some projects to TFS we have noticed that if you try to label using the same version number as another solution e.g. Solution A and Solution B both release "V1.5" then TFS will not let you do this as the Label name is treated globally. After reading a few blogs on the subject which discusses how TFS labels are not a point in time but a collection of files I am thinking that we will have to start including the project name in the label to get around this e.g. label as "Project A V1.5" and "Project B V1.5". Does this sound like the right approach?</p>