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What happens to the Wiki of TFS 2018 when migrating to Azure DevOps Server 2019
Are there any static site generators that can publish github wikis?TF402594 when migrating from TFS 2018 to VSTSIs there a way to export Team Projects and their Work Items from a VSTS (Azure DevOps) instance to an On-premise TFS 2018 Server instance?Getting error “unable to parse remote unpack status” when attempting to push to Azure DevopsAzure DevOps: Wiki and TFVC repositoryAzure DevOps Build Xamarin.IOS with IOS 12 as targetAzure DevOps deploy overviewWhere are Nuget packages stored on Azure DevOps 2019Adding Images in Azure DevOps WikiMigrate a Non-English TFS Project Collection to DevOps
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We are evaluating the migration from TFS 2018 to Azure DevOps 2019 Server.
Unfortunately we don't understand what happen to the Wiki pages.
In fact looks like that Azure DevOps 2019 uses Git based wikis while TFS 2018 was using a different approach.
Are going to loose all articles or they will be migrated?
We have both HTML and Markdown wiki articles.
tfs
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We are evaluating the migration from TFS 2018 to Azure DevOps 2019 Server.
Unfortunately we don't understand what happen to the Wiki pages.
In fact looks like that Azure DevOps 2019 uses Git based wikis while TFS 2018 was using a different approach.
Are going to loose all articles or they will be migrated?
We have both HTML and Markdown wiki articles.
tfs
azure-devops migration wiki edited Mar 26 at 12:00
jessehouwing
72.5k13 gold badges172 silver badges251 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 10:01
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add a comment |
We are evaluating the migration from TFS 2018 to Azure DevOps 2019 Server.
Unfortunately we don't understand what happen to the Wiki pages.
In fact looks like that Azure DevOps 2019 uses Git based wikis while TFS 2018 was using a different approach.
Are going to loose all articles or they will be migrated?
We have both HTML and Markdown wiki articles.
tfs
azure-devops migration wiki edited Mar 26 at 12:00
jessehouwing
72.5k13 gold badges172 silver badges251 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 10:01
Federico BurgioFederico Burgio
183 bronze badges
We are evaluating the migration from TFS 2018 to Azure DevOps 2019 Server.
Unfortunately we don't understand what happen to the Wiki pages.
In fact looks like that Azure DevOps 2019 uses Git based wikis while TFS 2018 was using a different approach.
Are going to loose all articles or they will be migrated?
We have both HTML and Markdown wiki articles.
tfs
azure-devops migration wiki tfs
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TFS and Azure DevOps know two types of wiki. The project wiki and the code wiki. They can live happily side by side. Both are actually backed by Git, but the project wikis hide that fact quite nicely.
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TFS and Azure DevOps know two types of wiki. The project wiki and the code wiki. They can live happily side by side. Both are actually backed by Git, but the project wikis hide that fact quite nicely.
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