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I am trying to create a Powershell script with Visual Studio 2019 that accesses a particular Team Foundation Server 2015 team project- as well as several of its repositories/latest release branches- and identifies only those files (e.g. .sql, .cs) that have been either created or modified within the past 3 years. I am not interested in the work or build tabs on Team Foundation Server, but rather the 'code tab'- and all the files listed in the subordinate explorer tab for a specific repository. I've tried several classes and modules, including Microsoft.TeamFoundation.VersionControl.Client.VersionControlServer and tfsCmdlets, and none has the necessary functionality. I also tried to install Microsoft Team Foundation Power Tools 2015, but it does not appear compatible with Visual Studio 2019 (I really do not want to install VS 2015). Can anyone help?
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