My company is dictating that we move all source control to TFS, and we've got some non-.NET developers that are moving to Team Explorer (which is just the Visual Studio shell) for basic check-in/check-out activities. Some of these folks are developers that just do script development, like unix shell scripts and database scripts. I'd like to give these guys the ability, in Team Explorer, to use solutions and projects for their files, not just use the raw Source Control Explorer, which is a rather klunky for this. I'd like to get them as comfortable as possible in this new envrionment. I can get them a VI editor plug-in for Team Explorer, for example. The problem is there doesn't seem to be a generic 'files' project type for this. They don't need to compile or anything, just save/check-out files. I could have them just create Solution folders, but that's very klunky, creating a sln folder does *not* create a source control folder, like it does when you're inside a project.
Does anyone know of a generic project type that would work in Team Explorer that could just hold files? Or some other way of acheiving the same goal?
Thanks!
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