Call me Pluralsight
I don't know what to say about this, but that's ok, because this video speaks for itself:
(Also, don't get in my way, I guess.)
(Also, don't get in my way, I guess.)
TFS to SVN Conversion with History
Recently, the team I was on wanted to move our source code from Team Foundation Server to SVN for reasons that had almost nothing to do with source control directly. This would be a pretty simple operation, but we didn't want to lose access to the history when the operations team turned off the machine running TFS. We couldn't find any direct paths for moving history from TFS to SVN, so instead we chose to use git as an intermediary.
Here's how we did it:
Step 1 - Install the toolsInstall msysgit: http://code.google.com/p/msysgit/
Install git-tfs: https://github.com/git-tfs/git-tfs
Step 2 - Pull TFS history to local git repositorygit tfs clone <tfs-project-url> "$/<tfs-project-name>/<tfs-project-folder>" <localfolder>
example:
git tfs clone http://tfs-001:8080/tfs/projectroot "$/Reference Architecture/ReferenceArchitecture" RefArch
Step 3 - Initialize git-svn* User Lower Case - Caps will make it fail! *
Change directory into newly…
Here's how we did it:
Step 1 - Install the toolsInstall msysgit: http://code.google.com/p/msysgit/
Install git-tfs: https://github.com/git-tfs/git-tfs
Step 2 - Pull TFS history to local git repositorygit tfs clone <tfs-project-url> "$/<tfs-project-name>/<tfs-project-folder>" <localfolder>
example:
git tfs clone http://tfs-001:8080/tfs/projectroot "$/Reference Architecture/ReferenceArchitecture" RefArch
Step 3 - Initialize git-svn* User Lower Case - Caps will make it fail! *
Change directory into newly…
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