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I have two Azure DevOps projects within the same account, and I'd like to move a repository from one to the other. The page Explore how to move git repositories between Team Projects with full-fidelity history gives a great explanation of how to move the repository while preserving the full history of all branches. However, all information about pull requests (the comments in them, who approved, etc.) is lost.
Is there any way to preserve pull request info when moving a repo from one Azure DevOps project to another (within the same account)?
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Push the repoRun the git push command to push the local changes to the remote (target) repo. The --mirror option is used with both the clone and push command.
You can move a project collection from one deployment of Azure DevOps Server to another.
Can I query across projects? Yes. You can create work item queries that span all projects within an organization or filter for specific projects.
No, there's no way. Pull requests are scoped to the team project in which they were created and cannot be moved.
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