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Find changeset details with changeset id in TFS


I want to know change set details and the only thing I know is change set id, are you in this situation without knowing how to? Find solution below coz I was is in this same state before few days and found the solution in one of the web site :).

Open team explorer > source control explorer > Set the focus on Source Control Explorer in Visual studio and press CTRL+G
Below window will pop up, give the change set id in it and then details will be shown in next window.

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