version control - Tfs 2010: Why is my build account explicitly denied all permissions? -

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i'm setting new deployment of tfs 2010. i've got couple stub projects built sitting inside solution, , i'm attempting configure continuous integration build on it. so, configured build defaults, , kicked off. got error:

tf215097: error occurred while initializing build build definition \ticm\ticm.ci: item $/ticm/buildprocesstemplates/defaulttemplate.xaml not found in source control @ version t.

i sort of confused, because sitting right there in source control. thinking reason might going off of workspace (and because think it's practice bind build templates branch they're building anyway) moved buildprocesstemplates inside main branch, , created custom ci build template in adjacent folder.

tf215097: error occurred while initializing build build definition \ticm\ticm.ci: item $/ticm/main/build/templates/custombuilds/ticm.ci.xaml not found in source control @ version t.

which same thing.

in build definition, left build agent folder in "working folders" default "$(sourcedir)". need explicitly set or anything? seen before? idea next?

edit: after more investigation, seems tfsbuild account has been explicitly denied every single permission project. don't know how happened. used build account user in lab management (it described using build , test service) perhaps added in there lab can't mess source control or something?

i'd hear using lab management in tfs 2010 see if service account denied these permissions; perhaps need make domain account , use 1 instead.

turns out misread configuration information lab management. when supplying service account, information reads "this service account used test , build agents..." reading information posted here seems trusted accounts such build accounts, test accounts explicitly not used. perhaps because things problem can result!

ha. moral of story: rtfm more closely.


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