Check-in code into TFS Server by using TFS API

Question

I'm writing c# code to check-in code to TFS server:

Workspace WS = VersionControl.GetWorkspace(TeamProject);
WS.Map(TFSMapServerPath,LocalWorkingPath);

int NumberOfChange = WS.PendAdd(string.Format(@"{0}\Main\DotNet\",LocalWorkingPath),true);

PendingChange[] pendingChanges = WS.GetPendingChanges();        
WS.CheckIn(pendingChanges,"Auto Check-in");

But i got the error is

"No files checked in", all files/folders under LocalWorkingPath are "Pending Change".

Are the above codes correct?

get latest and check if you see your code there, sometimes the code checked in but the TFS write that it not. — Hadash, Dec 10 '13 at 06:31
I used my account to check TFS Server, files/ folder are there but the status is "pending changes" and i need to manually check-in by right click on that and click on check-in. — Hoang Nguyen, Dec 10 '13 at 07:07
If Team project already there, files or folders checked-in sucessfully otherwise it is "pending Change". Do we have any ways to check-in automatically in case of Team Project doesn't exist in TFS Server? — Hoang Nguyen, Dec 10 '13 at 07:11
VersionControl.GetWorkspace takes in the local workspace path and not team project. And yes the project has to exist for you checkin anything against it. — allen, Dec 10 '13 at 07:26

score 2 · Accepted Answer · answered Jun 13 '14 at 02:23

I changed the command WS.GetPendingChanges() to WS.GetPendingChanges(tfsServerFolderPath,RecursionType.Full) and it is working at my side.

Here is detail:

        //Get the current workspace
        WS = versionControl.GetWorkspace(workspaceName, versionControl.AuthorizedUser);     

        //Mapping TFS Server and code generated
        WS.Map(tfsServerFolderPath,localWorkingPath);

        //Add all files just created to pending change
        int NumberOfChange = WS.PendAdd(localWorkingPath,true);
        //Get the list of pending changes
        PendingChange[] pendings = WS.GetPendingChanges(tfsServerFolderPath,RecursionType.Full);

        //Auto check in code to Server
        WS.CheckIn(pendings,"CodeSmith Generator - Auto check-in code.");

What reference do you use in order to make this? Thanks in advance — Leandro Bardelli, Apr 27 '16 at 14:16
This approach doesn't work for folders and when I tried to check-in only folders without files inside, I get an exception: "No files checked in.". — Mr.B, Jul 07 '16 at 13:25

Check-in code into TFS Server by using TFS API

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