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In Team foundation server, In order to analyze a bug that is currently in production, I used the "get latest version" functionality to get the changeset that was active in production so that I could run my unit tests against it.
I want to double-check which changeset I got just to make sure that I actually did get the correct version of source code.
Is there an easy way to do this with tfs?
If you bring up the file/folder in Source Control Explorer, right-click and go to Properties it will show you the latest version on the server and your workspace version.