Changing Azure Devops Project Repo for a VS Solution
I have an existing Azure Devops Team Project (Project A). I also have a Visual Studio solution on my local machine that I want to start tracking in Project A.
When I went to add my source code to Project A's repo from Visual Studio, I inadvertently created a new blank Team Project in Azure Devops (Project B). So now I have two Team Projects. Project A has all my work items, etc. and Project B has my source code.
In Visual Studio, I've tried editing the "Remotes" setting to the correct repo location, but that doesn't seem to have worked. I went to Team Explorer -> Settings -> Repository Settings -> Remotes -> Edit to make the change.
I want to change my visual studio solution to publish my source code to Project A instead of Project B.
visual-studio-2017 azure-devops
asked Dec 31 '18 at 12:53
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I have an existing Azure Devops Team Project (Project A). I also have a Visual Studio solution on my local machine that I want to start tracking in Project A.
When I went to add my source code to Project A's repo from Visual Studio, I inadvertently created a new blank Team Project in Azure Devops (Project B). So now I have two Team Projects. Project A has all my work items, etc. and Project B has my source code.
In Visual Studio, I've tried editing the "Remotes" setting to the correct repo location, but that doesn't seem to have worked. I went to Team Explorer -> Settings -> Repository Settings -> Remotes -> Edit to make the change.
I want to change my visual studio solution to publish my source code to Project A instead of Project B.
visual-studio-2017 azure-devops
asked Dec 31 '18 at 12:53
TSoderTSoder
263
Are you using Git repositories or TFVC repositories?
– Daniel Mann
Dec 31 '18 at 19:13
I'm using TFVC at the moment. I don't really care which one I use so long as I can manage everything in Azure Devops.
– TSoder
Jan 1 at 7:56
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@TSoder you can create a new git repo in Project A then push your solution there, then delete the project B
– Jayendran
Jan 1 at 15:56
@Jayendran Yes I was able to add my solution to an Azure Devops Repo. However, I mistakenly added it to the wrong repo in a blank Team Project in Azure. I would like to change my solution so I can push it to the correct repo. I haven't been able to find a way to do that though.
– TSoder
Jan 2 at 12:27
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I have an existing Azure Devops Team Project (Project A). I also have a Visual Studio solution on my local machine that I want to start tracking in Project A.
When I went to add my source code to Project A's repo from Visual Studio, I inadvertently created a new blank Team Project in Azure Devops (Project B). So now I have two Team Projects. Project A has all my work items, etc. and Project B has my source code.
In Visual Studio, I've tried editing the "Remotes" setting to the correct repo location, but that doesn't seem to have worked. I went to Team Explorer -> Settings -> Repository Settings -> Remotes -> Edit to make the change.
I want to change my visual studio solution to publish my source code to Project A instead of Project B.
visual-studio-2017 azure-devops
asked Dec 31 '18 at 12:53
TSoderTSoder
263
I have an existing Azure Devops Team Project (Project A). I also have a Visual Studio solution on my local machine that I want to start tracking in Project A.
When I went to add my source code to Project A's repo from Visual Studio, I inadvertently created a new blank Team Project in Azure Devops (Project B). So now I have two Team Projects. Project A has all my work items, etc. and Project B has my source code.
In Visual Studio, I've tried editing the "Remotes" setting to the correct repo location, but that doesn't seem to have worked. I went to Team Explorer -> Settings -> Repository Settings -> Remotes -> Edit to make the change.
I want to change my visual studio solution to publish my source code to Project A instead of Project B.
visual-studio-2017 azure-devops
visual-studio-2017 azure-devops
asked Dec 31 '18 at 12:53
TSoderTSoder
263
asked Dec 31 '18 at 12:53
TSoderTSoder
263
asked Dec 31 '18 at 12:53
TSoderTSoder
263
asked Dec 31 '18 at 12:53
TSoderTSoder
263
asked Dec 31 '18 at 12:53
TSoderTSoder
263
263
Are you using Git repositories or TFVC repositories?
– Daniel Mann
Dec 31 '18 at 19:13
I'm using TFVC at the moment. I don't really care which one I use so long as I can manage everything in Azure Devops.
– TSoder
Jan 1 at 7:56
2
@TSoder you can create a new git repo in Project A then push your solution there, then delete the project B
– Jayendran
Jan 1 at 15:56
@Jayendran Yes I was able to add my solution to an Azure Devops Repo. However, I mistakenly added it to the wrong repo in a blank Team Project in Azure. I would like to change my solution so I can push it to the correct repo. I haven't been able to find a way to do that though.
– TSoder
Jan 2 at 12:27
add a comment |
Are you using Git repositories or TFVC repositories?
– Daniel Mann
Dec 31 '18 at 19:13
I'm using TFVC at the moment. I don't really care which one I use so long as I can manage everything in Azure Devops.
– TSoder
Jan 1 at 7:56
2
@TSoder you can create a new git repo in Project A then push your solution there, then delete the project B
– Jayendran
Jan 1 at 15:56
@Jayendran Yes I was able to add my solution to an Azure Devops Repo. However, I mistakenly added it to the wrong repo in a blank Team Project in Azure. I would like to change my solution so I can push it to the correct repo. I haven't been able to find a way to do that though.
– TSoder
Jan 2 at 12:27
Are you using Git repositories or TFVC repositories?
– Daniel Mann
Dec 31 '18 at 19:13
Are you using Git repositories or TFVC repositories?
– Daniel Mann
Dec 31 '18 at 19:13
I'm using TFVC at the moment. I don't really care which one I use so long as I can manage everything in Azure Devops.
– TSoder
Jan 1 at 7:56
I'm using TFVC at the moment. I don't really care which one I use so long as I can manage everything in Azure Devops.
– TSoder
Jan 1 at 7:56
2
2
@TSoder you can create a new git repo in Project A then push your solution there, then delete the project B
– Jayendran
Jan 1 at 15:56
@TSoder you can create a new git repo in Project A then push your solution there, then delete the project B
– Jayendran
Jan 1 at 15:56
@Jayendran Yes I was able to add my solution to an Azure Devops Repo. However, I mistakenly added it to the wrong repo in a blank Team Project in Azure. I would like to change my solution so I can push it to the correct repo. I haven't been able to find a way to do that though.
– TSoder
Jan 2 at 12:27
@Jayendran Yes I was able to add my solution to an Azure Devops Repo. However, I mistakenly added it to the wrong repo in a blank Team Project in Azure. I would like to change my solution so I can push it to the correct repo. I haven't been able to find a way to do that though.
– TSoder
Jan 2 at 12:27
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Are you using Git repositories or TFVC repositories?
– Daniel Mann
Dec 31 '18 at 19:13
I'm using TFVC at the moment. I don't really care which one I use so long as I can manage everything in Azure Devops.
– TSoder
Jan 1 at 7:56
2
@TSoder you can create a new git repo in Project A then push your solution there, then delete the project B
– Jayendran
Jan 1 at 15:56
@Jayendran Yes I was able to add my solution to an Azure Devops Repo. However, I mistakenly added it to the wrong repo in a blank Team Project in Azure. I would like to change my solution so I can push it to the correct repo. I haven't been able to find a way to do that though.
– TSoder
Jan 2 at 12:27