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Previously repositories in Azure DevOps will have default branch name as “Master” once the repository is created in Azure DevOps but now we have the ability to change the branch name of our choice...
Sometimes it it becomes necessary to archive the repositories as too many repositories might lead to confusion and in addition it also makes the project cluttersome. Azure DevOps provides a feature called “Disable repository”...
Sometimes Developers might be checking in secrets like passwords, usernames, API keys, client secrets, service principal and passwords into repositories. And it becomes necessary for us to detect them as having secrets like those...
Azure DevOps indeed does have some certain limitations as far as the repositories are concerned. For any project that is private or public, the size of the repo should not be greater than 250GB....
In this article, let us see how to import an Azure DevOps GIT Repo from a project in an different organization into another Azure DevOps organization. Here the source & destination organizations are different...
In Azure DevOps whenever we create a new repo, the default branch name would be ‘Main’. Previously default branch name would be ‘Master’. In the below post let us see how to change the...
Giving rename permissions to all the users for a repository might be unnecessary as there is a chance of repository getting renamed mistakenly by someone from the team. To prevent this it’s necessary to...
Azure DevOps gives you a lot of flexibility as far as repos are concerned. It gives you the ability to rename the repo in easy steps as shown below.Also renaming a repo won’t affect...
There are many ways in which can add code & files into a repository that has been created. Azure DevOps also provides different ways to add code/files and one of them is import the...
In this article, let us see how to import an Azure DevOps GIT Repo from a project into another project in the same Azure DevOps organization. All the GIT history from the source repo...
