I would like to know if there is a way to move a project in one source element of Team Foundation Server to another control source on a separate Team Foundation Server? I do not want to copy files to another folder and map this folder to the new TFS server. I tried to remove the bindings and untie the local source folder on my computer, but when I do this, it deletes the solution file and all the source code files from my local folder. Is there a way to save the source code files locally and just simply map and bind this folder to the new TFS server? Your understanding is much appreciated, thanks.
You can delete the workspace from the old folder, so the folder is no longer displayed on the old server. Then connect to the new TFS server and add the files to the source control by dragging it or by running the add folder command in the source explorer.
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I just did the same, and it hurt a little. First, in VS 2013, select File - Source Control - Change Source Control. From here I was able to remove the old TFS server and add a new one. Of course, this means that your whole old story is now lost. I am sure there is an easier way to switch from one server to another if you still have access to both, but this will probably need to be done from the server, not from VS.