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On August 24th we released Visual Studio 2012 Update 5 RTM. This update is also available through the MSDN Subscriber Downloads.

In Team Foundation Server 2015 we introduced a new feature Team Project Rename. This update for Visual Studio 2012 is primarily focused on the ability to update local workspaces after a team project is renamed. The Visual Studio 2012 Update 5 KB has more information on this as well as some issues we fixed.

As always, please give us your feedback, either by sharing suggestions, thoughts, and ideas on our UserVoice site, or by filing a bug through the in-product Send-a-Smile UI or the Visual Studio Connect site.

Thanks!

John

John Montgomery, Director of Program Management, Visual Studio Platform @JohnMont

John has been at Microsoft for 17 years, working in developer technologies the whole time.

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