Our problem is that when we were importing stuff from VSS into TFS we had to move some folders around to get a coherent folder strucutre for our source.

Now, we need to branch from a labeled version that was labeled in VSS. We can find the label, but the contents of the label are the old file locations.

When I try branching from the current location in the GUI, it can't find anything matching the label. When I try with the command line like so

f:\newtest\tal\trading\oms\Tradesrv3>tf branch f:\newtest\TAL\trading\oms\tradesrv3 f:\newtest\tal\trading\branches\tradesrv3-v1.0.82.0 /version:L1.0.82.0

I get the error

TF14064: Could not find label 1.0.82.0@$/TAL/trading/oms/tradesrv3.

When I try branching from the old location, it only "branches" the root folder of the project, non of the files or subfolders. When I try using the /recursive option listed in the docs, it says "no such command recursive".

Needless to say I am very frustrated.

This isn't really an option, since the folder we are trying to branch has checkout locks. And as a generaly practice I don't want to force everyone to check-in or unlock before we can cut a branch.

If this fix will not be included in SP1 is there any chance it will be in a hotfix?