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In this article, you will find information regarding the newest release for Team Foundation Server 2018. Click the button to download.
To learn more about Team Foundation Server 2018, see the Team Foundation Server Requirements and Compatibility page. Visit the visualstudio.com/downloads page to download other TFS 2018 products.
Direct upgrade to Team Foundation Server 2018 Update 3 is supported from TFS 2012 and newer. If your TFS deployment is on TFS 2010 or earlier, you need to perform some interim steps before upgrading to TFS 2018 Update 3. Please see the chart below and the TFS Install page for more information.
Important
You do not need to upgrade to TFS 2018 RTM before upgrading to TFS 2018 Update 3.
We have released a patch for Team Foundation Server 2018 Update 3.2 that includes fixes for the following.
Note
To implement fixes for this patch you will have to follow a number of steps to manually update tasks.
Important
We released updates to the Azure Pipelines agent with Patch 18 released on September 12, 2023. If you didn't install the agent updates as described in the release notes for Patch 18, we recommend that you install these updates before you install Patch 19. The new version of the agent after installing Patch 18 will be 3.225.0.
File | SHA-256 Hash |
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Tasks20231103.zip | 389BA66EEBC32622FB83402E21373CE20AE040F70461B9F9AF9EFCED5034D2E5 |
tfx build tasks upload --task-zip-path AzureFileCopyV1.1.230.0.zip
tfx build tasks upload --task-zip-path AzureFileCopyV2.2.230.0.zip
tfx build tasks upload --task-zip-path AzureFileCopyV3.3.230.0.zip
tfx build tasks upload --task-zip-path AzureFileCopyV4.4.230.0.zip
tfx build tasks upload --task-zip-path AzureFileCopyV5.5.230.0.zip
tfx build tasks upload --task-zip-path BashV3.3.226.2.zip
tfx build tasks upload --task-zip-path BatchScriptV1.1.226.0.zip
tfx build tasks upload --task-zip-path PowerShellV2.2.230.0.zip
tfx build tasks upload --task-zip-path SSHV0.0.226.1.zip
tfx build tasks upload --task-zip-path WindowsMachineFileCopyV1.1.230.0.zip
tfx build tasks upload --task-zip-path WindowsMachineFileCopyV2.2.230.0.zip
To use the new behavior, a variable AZP_75787_ENABLE_NEW_LOGIC = true
must be set in pipelines that use the affected tasks.
On classic:
Define the variable in the variable tab in the pipeline.
YAML example:
variables:
- name: AZP_75787_ENABLE_NEW_LOGIC
value: true
We have released a patch for Team Foundation Server 2018.3.2 that fixes the following.
Important
Please deploy the patch to a test environment and ensure that the environment’s pipelines work as expected before applying the fix to production.
Note
To implement fixes for this patch you will have to follow several steps to manually update the agent and tasks.
Note
The AZP_AGENT_DOWNGRADE_DISABLED must be set to “true” to prevent the agent from being downgraded. On Windows, the following command can be used in an administrative command prompt, followed by a reboot. setx AZP_AGENT_DOWNGRADE_DISABLED true /M
tfx build tasks upload --task-zip-path AzureFileCopyV2.2.226.2.zip
tfx build tasks upload --task-zip-path AzureFileCopyV3.3.226.2.zip
tfx build tasks upload --task-zip-path AzureFileCopyV4.4.226.2.zip
tfx build tasks upload --task-zip-path AzureFileCopyV5.5.226.2.zip
tfx build tasks upload --task-zip-path BashV3.3.226.2.zip
tfx build tasks upload --task-zip-path BatchScriptV1.1.226.0.zip
tfx build tasks upload --task-zip-path PowerShellV2.2.226.1.zip
tfx build tasks upload --task-zip-path SSHV0.0.226.1.zip
tfx build tasks upload --task-zip-path WindowsMachineFileCopyV1.1.226.2.zip
tfx build tasks upload --task-zip-path WindowsMachineFileCopyV2.2.226.2.zip
To use the new behavior, a variable AZP_75787_ENABLE_NEW_LOGIC = true
must be set in pipelines that use the affected tasks.
On classic:
Define the variable in the variable tab in the pipeline.
YAML example:
variables:
- name: AZP_75787_ENABLE_NEW_LOGIC
value: true
We have released a patch for Team Foundation Server 2018.3.2 that fixes the following.
We have released a patch for Team Foundation Server 2018.3.2 that fixes the following.
We have released a patch for Team Foundation Server 2018.3.2 that fixes the following.
HKLM:\Software\Elasticsearch\Version
. If the registry value is not there, add a string value and set the Version to 5.4.1 (Name = Version, Value = 5.4.1).PS C:\Program Files\{TFS Version Folder}\Search\zip> .\Configure-TFSSearch.ps1 -Operation update
as provided in the readme file. It may return a warning like: Unable to connect to the remote server. Don't close the window, as the update is performing retries until it is completed.Note
If Azure DevOps Server and Elasticsearch are installed on different machines, follow the steps outlined below.
HKLM:\Software\Elasticsearch\Version
. If the registry value is not there, add a string value and set the Version to 5.4.1 (Name = Version, Value = 5.4.1).C:\Program Files\{TFS Version Folder}\Search\zip
to the Elasticsearch remote file folder.Configure-TFSSearch.ps1 -Operation update
on the Elasticsearch server machine.SHA-256 Hash: 37FB374CD05FC6C5A0552E0CD5296D5555755D58068BF6F4CF1F3DBE393853F1
We have released a patch for Team Foundation Server 2018.3.2 that fixes the following.
To implement fixes for this patch you will have to install the AzureResourceGroupDeployment task.
Note
All the steps mentioned below need to be performed on a Windows machine
Extract the AzureResourceGroupDeployment.zip package to a folder new folder on your computer. For example: D:\tasks\AzureResourceGroupDeployment.
Download and install Node.js 14.15.1 and npm (included with the Node.js download) according to your machine.
Open a command prompt in administrator mode and run the following command to install tfx-cli.
npm install -g tfx-cli
Create a personal access token with Full access privileges and copy it. This Personal access token will be used when running the tfx login command.
Run the following from the command prompt. When prompted, enter the Service URL and Personal access token.
~$ tfx login
Copyright Microsoft Corporation
> Service URL: {url}
> Personal access token: xxxxxxxxxxxx
Logged in successfully
~$ tfx build tasks upload --task-path *<Path of the extracted package>*
We have released a security patch for TFS 2018 Update 3.2 to fix the following vulnerability.
Please see the blog post for more information.
We have released a security patch for TFS 2018 Update 3.2 to remove SHA1 from 2018 server implementation . Please see the blog post for more information.
We have released a security patch for TFS 2018 Update 3.2 that fixes the following bugs. Please see the blog post for more information.
We have released a patch for TFS 2018 Update 3.2 that fixes the following bug. Please see the blog post for more information.
We have released a security patch for TFS 2018 Update 3.2 that fixes the following bugs. Please see the blog post for more information.
We have released a security patch for TFS 2018 Update 3.2 that fixes the following bugs. Please see the blog post for more information.
We have released a security patch for TFS 2018 Update 3.2 that fixes the following bugs. Please see the blog post for more information.
We have released a security patch for TFS 2018 Update 3.2 that fixes the following bug. Please see the blog post for more information.
We have released a security patch for TFS 2018 Update 3.2 that fixes the following bugs. Please see the blog post for more information.
We have updated Team Foundation Server 2018 Update 3.2 with a new build to fix an issue where customers may see errors doing a variety of Team Foundation Version Control (TFVC) operations such as: tracking changesets, checking history or any branch related operations. For more information, see the blog post.
Note
The TFS Database Import Service currently doesn't support TFS 2018 Update 3.2. We're working on adding support, but that can take up to two weeks. You can see our list of currently supported versions for import here.
This release includes fixes for the following bugs. Please see the blog post for more information.
It also includes performance improvements for Team Foundation Version Control.
This release includes a fix for a cross site scripting (XSS) vulnerability. We recommend upgrading to TFS 2018 Update 3.1. If TFS 2018 Update 3 is already installed, this patch includes the security fix.
Team Foundation Server 2018 Update 3 includes bug fixes for Team Foundation Server 2018. It includes fixes in the following areas:
We would love to hear from you! You can report a problem and track it through Developer Community and get advice on Stack Overflow.
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