First off, before this week, all I knew of Jenkins was the name and that it is used for continuous integration or *whatever you might want* to happen automatically. At work we use Jenkins for building on Linux. We use TFS for revision control. I'm looking to update to the 4.0.0 version of the plugin because it no longer requires that we have TEE installed on our linux build agents. However, as I was preparing to write a script for checking out sources it occurred to me, "How am I actually going to check out sources?" Since I'm not going to use the *tf *command, what does one use? I haven't, as yet, found a tutorial or other reference at the TFS plugin wiki. If there is one, please point me to the right place. Otherwise, I'd appreciate a simple into that would allow me to make TFS workspaces, mask off directories that aren't necessary, check out the code and so forth.
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