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How TFS integrates with SharePoint

I want to migrate some databases from Visual Source Safe (VSS) and to Team Foundation Server (TFS). I know that I can switch from VSS to SVN, and then from SVN to TFS, using several tools that I found (free or purchased). The goal is to get the source code in TFS and then integrate the project with SharePoint so that you can access various documents.

How easy is it to configure TFS for integration with SharePoint? What do I need to do?

What documents / files can be added to SharePoint? Choosing TFS for me or can I choose what I want to show in SharePoint?

Any examples or information on how TFS integrates with SharePoint will be evaluated.

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Instances are separate. Files stored in SharePoint are not in the version control library and vice versa. There is a web interface to the version control library that is available outside of SharePoint.

Each team project in TFS has an associated SharePoint portal. What we do is version control all of our software in TFS and save all our documentation on the SharePoint portal, which corresponds to the team project. We have definitely enabled version control in SharePoint so that we can get previous versions.

In the odd case, we need version control documentation along with the source code (for audit reasons), we will save this in the documentation folder in TFS.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1755722/

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