We use Azure DevOps for TFS here. This developer is receiving an upgraded workstation and is trying to setup her workspaces in visual studio. When she attempts to create a workspace on her new workstation she receives the error "The workspace XYZ already exists on computer OLD-PC".
I know I can do some hacky visual studio command prompt stuff to delete the old workspace mappings on the TFS server, but I was hoping to understand the error a bit better. Is she receiving this error because TFS workspaces mapped to a project must be unique in name? I was a bit confused why it would be giving an error for a workspace already existing on a different PC, I thought it would identify by the new PC name and workspace name and not cause an issue.
Any insight or general guidance on workspace mapping conflicts would be appreciated. I need to learn a bit more about how this works.
Thanks in advance!!!