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Migrating Repo from Gitlab to Azure DevOps

I am migrating repositories (.Net, Angular) from GitLab to Azure DevOps. Can't find much documentation on the implications of this migration.

My questions are:

  1. Do all remote branches gets migrated? With all commits and comments?
  2. Does Azure DevOps support sub-folder type repository structure?

Any precautions/best practices I may have to consider.

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Venky Avatar asked Oct 26 '18 13:10

Venky


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Yes, when you import a Git repository from GitLab (or any Git server) to Azure DevOps, all the branches and folders will be imported with all the history (commits).

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Shayki Abramczyk Avatar answered Oct 04 '22 08:10

Shayki Abramczyk