Me and my team were using TFS 2015, using TFVC. We installed TFS 2018 and we are moving our projects to TFS 2018. We'd like to use Git instead of TFVC.
Can we do this easly?
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You can use the built-in TFS migration:
In this way, you can keep the history only of the last 180 days.
Another option is to use git-tfs, the git-tfs tool is a two-way bridge between Team Foundation Version Control and Git, and can be used to perform a migration. Git-TFS is appropriate if you want to attempt a migration with full history, more than the 180 days that the Import tool supports, or if you want to attempt a migration that includes multiple branches and merge relationships.
answered Mar 20, 2019 at 11:10
Shayki Abramczyk
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fr0zt
Using the built-in TFS migration, will I be able to move my TFV repo to Git?
Shayki Abramczyk
Yes, did you try?
fr0zt
Yes, but I am having issues in the path... My TFS 2015 is a machine and my TFS 2018 is in another machine. How should I choose the path? Both machines can communicate
Shayki Abramczyk
You can’t migrate tfvc from 2015 to git in 2018. You need migrate 2015 to git and move the git to 2018 or move tfvc to 2018 and migrate to git.
fr0zt
Ok. So I can migrate TFVC to GIt in TFS 2015 using the built-in TFS migration right? After that how can I move my git to TFS 2018 in another machine?
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