The summary task has the values of Publish and Refresh set to Yes. The row for the field is a summary task in Microsoft Project. If set to true, indicates that the field is never published to the work item database but is refreshed from the work item database when the following conditions are also true:
By default, this attribute is set to false.īy default, only Start Date and Finish Date have this attribute set to true. If set to false, indicates that the field is both published and refreshed. This value is typically used for calculated fields that should not be updated in Team Explorer. If set to true, indicates that the field is published to the work item database but not refreshed. Valid values are pjMinute, pjHour, pjDay, pjWeek, and pjMonthUnit. Specifies the type of units to use when you map a type of field to Microsoft Project. If this attribute is not specified, the name of the field in the type of work item is used. Specifies the name to display as the column name to the user. Specify custom fields as pjTaskText followed by a number, such as pjTaskText11. Specify predefined column names by prefixing "pj" to the name, such as pjTaskName for the Task Name column. Specifies the name of a column in Microsoft Project. Specifies the reference name of a field in a type of work item. The plug-in contains the definition of the task that uploads the file to the team projection collection. The following table summarizes the names of the file, the folder, and the plug-in for the process templates for Microsoft Solutions Framework (MSF). You customize the mapping by modifying the FileMapping.xml file.
For complete documentation on the field mapping file for Microsoft Project, see Add or change how Project fields map to TFS fields. You can customize the mappings, for example, to support a field that you created or to map fields to predefined columns instead of to custom columns. When a user publishes or refreshes work item data in a Microsoft Project file, the field map determines which fields in the work item database match the columns in Microsoft Project. Unlike Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Project uses a limited set of columns, which include predefined columns, such as Task Name, and custom fields. You can change the way specific fields are published and designate the default link type to use when you create hierarchical or tree links and dependency links. You can customize the way in which work item fields that are stored in Team Foundation are mapped to fields that are defined for Microsoft Project.
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