Moving TFS to VSTS

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toyonut

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Topic # 195260 12-Apr-2016 15:02

Anyone done this before, are there any companies that do consulting for it?

Git repo's are ok, nothing too complex about moving those thankfully. Doing it the git way does loose work items however. We also have a lot of TFS repos and they seem to be hugely painful to move. The tools that get recommended are rubbish. TFS Integration seems to work, but then gets hung up on changesets. Opshub has removed any good functionality into their paid tool and left the free tool practically useless. We have around 60 projects so paying for opshub is not an option (Would be about $55000 using their pricing model).

Moving TFS repos to git is a possibility, but a lot of rework.

Anyone done this? What did you find? How did you do it?

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Killerkiwi2005

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Reply # 1530896 12-Apr-2016 16:15

Honestly I'd move everything to git, It's the industry standard at this point and well supported by MS and Azure

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toyonut

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Reply # 1530931 12-Apr-2016 16:50

Yep, that is a distinct possibility, dropping TFS version control and only using Git is definitely on the cards if I pull any more of my hair out trying to get things going with shuffling TFS repos. I have seen a couple of possibilities that look like they will keep some semblance of history so that is good. Who knew integrating or migrating between Microsoft products could be so painful.

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