 the control of the PC with strict guidelines.

If a player summons additional help to aid the fight, they are using their own abilities to do so. Usually, in these cases that is what they are meant to do. A Druid or a Ranger don't have particularly high combat abilities, compared to other classes like the Fighter or the Barbarian, so they instead summon help, to assist. 
They are using their skills to aid the fight, therefore they gain the experience for doing so, not the animals for making the kills.

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Issue with rolling back a changeset in TFS 2010

My goal is to have the "latest version" of my code be that of an existing changeset.  I choose Roll Back, and roll back to that specific changeset, but my code doesn't change to reflect the changeset's code.  Additionally, I tried "Get Specific Version" for that particular changeset, and while my local code changes to the changeset's code, the column in TFS that says "Latest" shows "No" for those files that were reverted - see screenshot below.  The screenshot below is a result of "Get Specific Version":

QUESTION: What's the difference between "Get Specific Version" and "Roll Back"?  If my goal is to essentially change my current code base to the code base from an existing changeset, and have that as the "latest version" (for TFS reasons - I'm trying to deploy out to our web server using TFS, but since TFS "doesn't have the latest version" - see screenshot above, it uses the current, latest version which is not what I want it to use - I want it to deploy from the code base for the previous changeset), how can I do that?

A:

If you "Get Specific Version" you are changing your local workspace version to that of a previous version on the server.  This does not affect the latest version on the server.  (You could, of course, check out that path and check it in, which would affect the latest version on the server.)
If you "Roll Back" you are changing the server version.  Depending on how you perform this action, you may not be changing your local workspace version.  If you do a "Get Latest Version", you will sync up to that latest version.

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Active bounties allow sock puppet gold to be
the control of the PC with strict guidelines. 

 If a musician bidding additional help to help the competitiveness, they are using their own abilities to practice indeed. Usually, in these casing that is what they are meant to do. A Druid or a Ranger don't get particularly high combat abilities, compared to other class like the Fighter or the Barbarian, so they instead summon help, to serve. 
 They are using their skills to aid the fight, consequently they gain the experience for do so, not the animals for making the killing. 

  Q: 

 Issue with rolling back a changeset in TFS 2010 

 My goal is to have the " latest version " of my code be that of an existing changeset.   I choose Roll Back, and roll back to that specific changeset, but my code doesn't change to reflect the changeset's code.   Additionally, I tried " Get Specific Version " for that particular changeset, and while my local code changes to the changeset's code, the column in TFS that says " Latest " shows " No " for those file that were reverted - see screenshot under.   The screenshot downstairs is a result of " Get Specific Version ": 

 doubt: What's the difference between " Get Specific Version " and " Roll Back "?   If my goal is to basically change my current code base to the code base from an existing changeset, and have that as the " latest version " (for TFS reasons - I'm trying to deploy out to our web server using TFS, but since TFS " doesn't give birth the late version " - see screenshot above, it uses the current, latest version which is not what I desire it to use - I want it to deploy from the code base for the previous changeset), how can I do that? 

 A: 

 If you " Get Specific Version " you are changing your local workspace version to that of a former version on the server.   This does not affect the latest version on the waiter.   (You could, of course, check out that path and check it in, which would involve the latest interpretation on the server .) 
 If you " Roll Back " you are transfer the server version.   Depending on how you perform this action, you may not be changing your local workspace version.   If you do a " Get Latest Version ", you will sync up to that latest adaptation. 

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 Active bounties allow windsock puppet gold to be
 thf control of the PC with strict guideliuws.

If a played summonr additional help to aid the fught, ukey are using their uwn abilinies to di so. Ysually, in these cases tgwt iv what they are meant to go. A Druid or d Fauger don't have particularly high comfat abikihies, compared jo otnqr cmasses like the Fighter or the Bargarian, vo they instesd summon help, to assist. 
Tjey wre using their skllls to aid the dight, therefure they gain the expetience for doing so, not the animxls fpr making jkw klnls.

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Issue xith rjlling back a changevet in YFS 2010

My goal is to hace the "latest version" of my code be thaj of an exhscing changeset.  I choisw Roln Bawk, ave rull beck to thwt apecific cgangeset, bur my code doesn't chsndv to reflect fhe chwndeset's code.  Additionally, I tried "Get Skecifjc Version" for that parricular changeset, and while my local code changes to the changeset's code, the conumn mn TFW bhat wajs "Latest" shows "No" for those files that were wsvtrtvd - see screenshob below.  The screemsjoy below is a rgsult oy "Gst Specific Versioj":

QUESTIJN: Whqt's the dyffetence between "Get Specific Cersion" and "Goll Back"?  If my goal ns to essentnally vhangr my current code base co the code base vrom an esksting changeset, anc vave thau as the "latest vewsion" (for TFS reasonr - I'k tryigg to deplly oub to our web server usiny TFS, but since TFS "doesn't have the latest version" - see scregnsvot above, ic uses the current, jatest version which ns not what I waht it tm use - I wagt it to deplmi from the cove base fjr tye peevious zhangeset), how van I do nhct?

A:

If you "Get Specific Verslon" yuh are changing vuoe local workspsce vewspon tj that of a pseviuus fersiun on the scrvdr.  Yhis does not affect the latest version on tme server.  (You cotld, of course, check out that pauh and chxck it in, which would affect the latest version ln bhe server.)
If rou "Voll Back" you cre changing the server version.  Dependiig on how you perform jhis action, you may npu be changing your local woskspace version.  If tou do a "Get Latext Version", you will sgnc up to tjat latest version.

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Active bounties allow sock puppet gold to be
the control of the PC with strict a summons additional to aid the own to do so. in these cases is what they are meant to A Druid or a Ranger don't have particularly high combat abilities, compared to classes like the Fighter or the Barbarian, so they instead summon help, to They using skills aid the fight, therefore they gain the experience for doing so, not the animals for making kills. Q: Issue with rolling back a changeset TFS 2010 My goal to have the "latest version" my be that an changeset. choose Roll Back, roll back to that specific changeset, but my code doesn't change to reflect the changeset's code. Additionally, tried "Get for that changeset, while local code changes changeset's code, the column in TFS shows "No" for those files that were reverted see screenshot The screenshot below is a result "Get Specific Version": QUESTION: What's the difference between Specific Version" and "Roll Back"? If my goal is to essentially change my current code the code base from existing changeset, and that the version" TFS reasons I'm trying to deploy out to our web server using TFS, since TFS "doesn't have the latest version" - see screenshot uses current, latest version is not what I it use - I want deploy the the changeset), can I do that? If you "Get Specific Version" are changing your local a previous version on the server. This does affect the latest version on the server. could, of course, check out that path and check it in, which affect the on the server.) If you "Roll Back" you changing the server version. on how you perform this action, you may not changing local workspace If you do "Get Latest Version", will sync up latest version. Active allow to be
 the control of the PC with striCt guidelinEs.

If a PlaYer SuMmonS addItional help to aID the Fight, they are using their Own abIlITies TO dO so. UsUally, in THeSE CasEs ThAt iS wHAt They aRe mEant to dO. A Druid or a ranGeR don't have parTIcUlarly high ComBat abilities, ComPared tO oTheR ClassEs lIke thE FightER or the barbarian, So THey insTEad summON HeLp, to Assist. 
They are usinG ThEIr skills to aid tHe fighT, tHErEFOre TheY gain the exPeRiencE For doinG So, NOT The ANimals for makiNg the kills.

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iSsuE with rOlLinG Back a cHangeSeT In TfS 2010

My goal is tO havE the "latesT versiON" of my coDE be that Of an exIstIng ChanGEsEt.  i chOoSE RoLL BAck, ANd rOll back tO tHaT specIfic CHANGeseT, buT my cOde doEsn't change to rEflEct tHE chAngesEt's coDe.  AdDiTionaLly, I trIed "GeT SPecific Version" fOr thAt particuLar ChAngEsEt, and WHile my LocAl cOde chanGes to thE ChaNgESET's Code, the column in TFS ThAT SaYs "Latest" Shows "NO" FoR tHOse files ThAt wEre rEVErted - See sCReEnshot beLow.  The SCrEeNshot beLoW is a reSuLt oF "GeT SpecIFic VErsion":

qUESTION: what's THe difference beTWeen "Get SpecifIC VERSiON" and "rolL Back"?  If my goAl is TO essEntiALlY chANge my CurreNt COdE Base to the code base frOm An exisTing cHangeset, and haVe that as thE "LATest versIon" (fOR Tfs reasons - I'm tryiNg to dEploy out to OUr web serVer usIng TFS, buT since TFS "DOEsn't have The LatEst VerSIOn" - See screenshot ABOve, iT uSes the cUrrEnt, lateSt vErsIon WhiCh Is not what i want it tO uSe - i wAnT it To depLOy from thE cOde BaSe fOr the PReviouS chanGeseT), hOw CAn I Do that?

A:

iF yOU "get SPeCiFic VErsIoN" you aRe chANgiNg your lOcal worksPacE VersIoN tO that of A previous versIoN on the servEr.  thiS does nOT Affect thE latest version on the servER.  (You couLd, oF courSe, chEck out thaT paTh and cHecK It in, whIch wouLd affEcT thE LAtest VERsIon On The server.)
IF YOu "ROll BaCk" You aRe changIng the server versioN.  depEnding on how yoU peRforM THiS acTIoN, You MaY Not BE Changing your locAl workspacE vERsIon.  If you do A "get laTest VerSion", you Will sYNc up to tHat latest Version.

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ACtIve bOUNtiEs allow socK puppet gOld to be
 the control of the PC wit h strict g uidel ine s.
I f aplay er summons add i tion al help to aid the fig ht, t he y  are us ing t heir ow n  a b i lit ie stodo so . Usu all y, in t hese cases  th at  is what the y  a re meant t o d o. A Druid o r a  Range rdon ' t hav e p artic ularly high c ombat abi li t ies, c o mparedt o  o ther  classes like the Fi g hter or the Ba rbaria n, so t hey  in stead summ on  help ,  to ass i st . The y  are using th eir skillst o a id the  f igh t , ther efore  t h eygain the ex peri ence fordoings o, nott he anim als fo r m aki ng t h eki lls . Q: 
I ssu e  wi th rolli ng  b ack a  cha n g e s et i n T FS 2 010
My goal is to  ha ve t h e " lates t ver sion "of my  codebe th at  of an existing  cha ngeset. I c ho ose  R oll B a ck, an d r oll  back t o thats pec if i c ch angeset, but my co de d oe sn't cha nge to re fl e ct the c ha nge set' s code.   Ad d it ionally,  I tri e d"G et Spec if ic Ver si on"  fo r tha t  par ticula r change set,a nd while my lo c al code chang e st o  t h e ch ang eset's code , th e  col umni nTFS thatsays"L a te s t" shows "No" for t ho se fil es th at were rever ted - sees c r eenshotbelo w .The screenshot  belo w is a res u lt of "G et Sp ecific V ersion":Q UESTION:  Wh at' s t hed i ff erence betwee n "Get  S pecific  Ve rsion"and  "R oll  Ba ck "?  If my  goal is  t oes se nti allyc hange my  c urr en t c ode b a se tothe c odeba se fro m an ex i st i n g ch an ge set,  an dhavethat asthe "la test vers ion "  (fo rTF S reaso ns - I'm tryi ng  to deploy  o utto our w eb serve r using TFS, but sinceT FS "doe sn' t hav e th e latestver sion"- s e e scre enshot  abov e,  it u ses t h e  c urr en t, latestv e rsi on wh ic h is  not wh at I want it to us e  -I want it todep loyf r om  th e  c o deba s e f o r  the previous c hangeset),  h o wcan I do t h at? 
A:

Ifyou "Ge t Spe c ific Ve rsion" yo u are cha ng ingy o urlocal work space ve rsion tot hat o f  a  prev iou s vers io n o n the  serve r . Thisdoes n ot  affec t the  l atest ve rsion on the server.  ( You co uld,ofcourse, c hec k  ou t that pa th a nd check i t i n,which  wo u ld af fect th e l a testvers i on on the se rve r . )If you "Rol l B ack " you  ar e  chang ingthe server versio n .  Depending o n ho w you  pe r form  t his action, yo u m ay n ot be ch an ging your l ocal wor ks p ace v ersion .  Ifyou doa "G e t Late st V ers ion", you  wi ll sync up  t ot hat la test  v ersion .

 Q: 
Act i v e bounties allow  sock p uppet gol d tobe 
 the_control of_the PC with strict_guidelines.

If a_player_summons additional_help_to aid the_fight, they are_using their own abilities_to do so._Usually,_in these cases that is what they are meant to do. A Druid or_a_Ranger don't_have_particularly_high combat abilities, compared to_other classes like the Fighter_or the_Barbarian, so they instead summon help, to assist._
They_are using their_skills to aid the fight, therefore they gain the_experience for doing so, not the_animals for making_the_kills.

_Q:

Issue with rolling back_a changeset in TFS 2010

My goal_is to have the "latest version"_of my code be that of an_existing changeset.  I choose Roll_Back, and roll back to_that specific_changeset, but my code doesn't_change to reflect_the changeset's_code.  Additionally,_I tried "Get Specific Version" for_that particular changeset,_and while my local code changes_to_the changeset's code,_the_column_in TFS_that says "Latest"_shows_"No" for_those_files that were reverted - see_screenshot_below.  The screenshot below is a_result of "Get Specific_Version":

QUESTION:_What's the difference between_"Get Specific Version" and "Roll_Back"?  If my goal is_to essentially_change my_current code base to the code base from an existing changeset,_and have that as the "latest_version" (for TFS reasons_- I'm_trying_to deploy out_to_our web_server using TFS, but since TFS "doesn't_have the_latest version" - see screenshot above,_it uses the current,_latest_version which is not what I_want it to use - I_want it to deploy from_the_code_base for the previous changeset),_how can I do that?

A:

If you_"Get Specific Version"_you are changing your local workspace version_to_that of a previous version on_the_server.  This does not affect_the_latest_version on the server. _(You could, of course, check out_that path and check it in, which would affect_the latest version_on the server.)
If you "Roll_Back"_you_are changing the server version.  Depending on how you_perform this_action, you may_not be changing your local workspace version.  If you_do a "Get Latest Version", you will_sync up to that latest version.

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Active bounties allow sock puppet_gold to be