One thing I would like to do is to automatically label the source code in TFS
for every Hudson build. It seems that right now the only way to do that is to
add an Ant target to use the <tfslabel> Teamprise ant task
(http://www.teamprise.com/products/ant/) to accomplish this. This works fine,
except that I don’t see a way to get the Project path (e.g., $/Project/sub/sub),
which is needed to apply the label correctly.

Am I missing some way to get the project path inside my Ant script? If not, is
there any way the project path could be added as an exported environment
variable? (like you do for TFS_WORKSPACE and TFS_WORKFOLDER)

At the same time, maybe it would make sense to make the other TFS-related
configuration items available as environment variables: Server URL, Login name,
Password (not sure about that one)...

I do have a workaround for this...I can hard code the project path as an Ant
property, but that means I have the project path defined in two places in the
Hudson job config screen, which means when I create a new Hudson job for a
branch I have to make the change in two places.

Thanks,
Jeff