Does your client want to break out from the existing older version of TFS (2015 and later) to Azure DevOps Services? Are you looking to upgrade only one project within the TFS collection to Azure DevOps Services? Keep reading to find out how it is possible to migrate a single project without having to do yet another upgrade of TFS or migrate the entire collection to Azure DevOps Services.One of the top reasons that I hear from customers is that they do not want to go through yet another TFS...
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Scenario – You are trying to assign a work item to your colleague but unable to assign as it shows an error – “Sign-in required” as you type the username.
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The recent outbreak of COVID-19 has affected lives around the world and has been a crisis for all sectors
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Jenkins provides an easy-to-use Continuous Integration method, making it easier for developers to integrate changes to the project.We can use Visual Studio Online (VSO) to store code and use Jenkins for Continuous Integration builds. A Jenkins build can be triggered when code is checked into TFS with TFVC as the code repository.In this blog, I am showcasing the ability of using TFS Version Control of a team project setup in VSO for Jenkins build system. Pre-requisites:1. &n...
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There are several articles on the web describing the migration technique with minimal details. This article is an effort to provide the complete information to successfully migrate from the TFS VC to the TFS GIT VC. TFS ‘out-of-the-box’ does not provide any tools to export import source code or changesets. Usually, if we want to move current source code, we can get the latest source to a machine, un-bind the source, check-in to new location. For the work items, we can export the...
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