In Visual Studio Team Services, I mistakenly added a Git repository to an existing project which was under TFVC, so now the project has two repositories.
The problem is, I can't find any option to remove this repository from the project. The only option I find is to delete the entire project (obviously not what I want to do).
Searching online yields no useful results, as all the articles appear to be about deleting a project, can't find anything about removing a repository from a project.
In my case the solution from the comment by Pascal Berger worked: I've created a second, empty repository, and after I had two repositories the "Delete" option become visible when right-clicking any repository.
Delete Git Repositories only available when you have multiple Git repos in one Git-based project. So there isn't any way to delete the Git repo in your case. You can submit a feature request on Microsoft User Voice: http://visualstudio.uservoice.com/forums/330519-team-services
In the Code hub on the top left there's a drop down to select between different repositories. At the bottom of this dropdown there's a 'Manage repositories' link.
In the version control administration you can right-click the repository and choose 'Delete repository'.
Direct link is:
https://YourTenant.visualstudio.com/DefaultCollection/YourTeamProject/_admin/_versioncontrol
Replace YourTenant and YourTeamProject with the appropriate values.
If you don't see the link in the dropdown or get an error message you most probably don't have enough permissions.
