This interface is used for backward compatibility for checkin policies that have been moved to new types or assemblies.
Namespace: Microsoft.TeamFoundation.VersionControl.Client
Assembly: Microsoft.TeamFoundation.VersionControl.Client (in Microsoft.TeamFoundation.VersionControl.Client.dll)
Syntax
'Declaration
Public Interface IPolicyCompatibility _
Inherits IPolicyDefinition
public interface IPolicyCompatibility : IPolicyDefinition
public interface class IPolicyCompatibility : IPolicyDefinition
type IPolicyCompatibility =
interface
interface IPolicyDefinition
end
public interface IPolicyCompatibility extends IPolicyDefinition
The IPolicyCompatibility type exposes the following members.
Properties
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CanEdit | Gets a flag that describes whether this policy includes configuration user interface (UI). (Inherited from IPolicyDefinition.) |
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Description | Gets a description of the behavior of this policy instance. (Inherited from IPolicyDefinition.) |
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InstallationInstructions | Gets a message that is displayed if the policy appears not to be installed. (Inherited from IPolicyDefinition.) |
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Type | Gets the type of the policy. (Inherited from IPolicyDefinition.) |
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TypeDescription | Gets a description of the policy type. (Inherited from IPolicyDefinition.) |
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Methods
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Edit | Displays a dialog box to allow user to configure the properties of the policy. (Inherited from IPolicyDefinition.) |
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GetAssemblyName | Used for backward compatibility where you must specify a different assembly name for the checkin policy in order to maintain backward compatibility with a previously released version of the checkin policy. |
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GetBinaryFormatter | This is necessary if you want to create a new BinaryFormatter and hook into the serialization process for backward compatibility (e.g., you want to set the Binder property on the formatter to handle compat for a checkin policy that has been moved to another assembly). If you do not want to hook into the serialization process, just return new BinaryFormatter(). |
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