Good,
When you use the power tools from the command line it is very likely that you are with the following error:
1: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC>;tfpt builddefinition /diff
2: "AgileLabs\Team Build.Java Maven 15" "AgileLabs\Team Build.Java Maven 15.2"
3: Unable to determine the source control server.
4:
5: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC>
This happens because the Power Tools try to run the command from a directory that does not belong to any workspace.
The solution is to change to a directory that is mapped in a Workspace and launch the command again from the same. The following example, changes to my 4 TB in my notebook E: drive and launches the command again from the same:
1:
2: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC>;tfpt builddefinition /diff
3: "AgileLabs\Team Build.Java Maven 15" "AgileLabs\Team Build.Java Maven 15.2"
4: Unable to determine the source control server.
5:
6: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC>;e:
7:
8: E:\srcBcapuano\AgileLabs>;tfpt builddefinition /diff
9: "AgileLabs\Team Build.Java Maven 15" "AgileLabs\Team Build.Java Maven 15.2"
10: Querying Build Definitions...
11: Examining Build Definition: Team Build.Java Maven 15...
12: Loading Process Parameters...
13: Loading Custom Assemblies...
14: Examining Build Definition: Team Build.Java Maven 15.2...
15: Loading Process Parameters...
16: Loading Custom Assemblies...
17:
18: E:\srcBcapuano\AgileLabs>
A SOS solution > > simple, obvious and simple 
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