When using PowerShell to extract information from TFS, I find that I can get at the standard fields but not "Custom" fields. I'm not sure custom is the correct term, but for example if I look at the Process Editor in VS2008 and edit the Work Item type, there are fields such as listed below, with Name, Type and RefName:
Title String System.Title
State String System.State
Rev Integer System.Rev
Changed By String System.ChangedBy
I can access these with Get-TfsItemHistory:
Get-TfsItemHistory "$/path" -Version "D01/12/10~" -R
| Select -exp WorkItems | Format-Table Title, State, Rev, ChangedBy -Auto
So far so good.
However, there are also some other fields in the WorkItem type, which I'm calling "Custom" or non-System fields, e.g.:
Activated By String Microsoft.VSTS.Common.ActivatedBy
Resolved By String Microsoft.VSTS.Common.ResolvedBy
And the following command does not retrieve the data, just spaces.
Get-TfsItemHistory "$/path" -Version "D01/12/10~" -R
| Select -exp WorkItems | Format-Table ActivatedBy, ResolvedBy -Auto
I've also tried the names in quotes, the fully qualified refname, but no luck. How do you access these "non-System" fields?
Thanks
Boz
UPDATE:
From Keith's answer I can get the fields I need:
Get-TfsItemHistory "$/Hermes/Main" -Version "D01/12/10~" -Recurse `
| Select ChangeSetId, Comment -exp WorkItems `
| Select ChangeSetId, Comment, @{n='WI-Id'; e={$_.Id}}, Title -exp Fields `
| Where {$_.ReferenceName -eq 'Microsoft.VSTS.Common.ResolvedBy'} `
| Format-Table ChangesetId, Comment, WI-Id, Title, @{n='Resolved By'; e={$_.Value}} -Auto
