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Subversion for TFS migration

I am trying to use the TFS integration platform to migrate my SVN repositories to my Team Foundation Server repositories.

At first, I spent a lot of time figuring out how to transfer SVN to TFS using this tool, because with the new version (March 2012), there is no SVN adapter in the installation.

So, I tried to download the beta version of the TFS integration platform, which already had an SVN adapter, the problem is that I found an error when detecting files.

So, does anyone know where I get the TFS version of the Intregration Platform with the SVN adapter on the stable version?

And don't just send this link http://tfsintegration.codeplex.com , I already know that it exists.

Thanks (:

Alex

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Timely migration ... well worth the investment. I used this tool to migrate Star Team, but they include SVN and their support is fantastic.

http://www.timelymigration.com/

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Have you tried svn2tfs ?

What is he doing

Redirects the SubVersion 1.6.x repository (SVN) to Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2010; each action was replayed in SubVersion.

Otherwise, you can see the commercial tool Timely Migration .

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I used this tool (free) SVN2TFS: - http://svn2tfs.codeplex.com/

Now I have successfully migrated the code from SVN along with the history of the history and folder structure to TFS2010.

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