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I would like to deploy my ASP.NET Web App into Azure. I signed up for a free account on Azure and created a new DevOps Project, but when I select the option "bring your own code", I can only chose to get the code from Git repositories.

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Is there an option to import the code from TFVC, or do I have to migrate my repo to Git?

It seems weird that Microsoft did not include their own technologies (TFVC) into the deployment process, or other popular version control tools (SVN, Mercurial...)

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In the initial release of Azure DevOps Projects only supports Git repositories. Although Azure DevOps Projects do support building a CI/CD pipeline into Azure using existing projects, this version is primarily meant for bootstrapping new projects, and many new projects are started using Git as the version control system.

Supporting other version control types - especially TFVC - is on the backlog for future improvements.

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Note: If you use YAML files for defining your build process in VSTS, then the repository is implicitly the same as the one in which your YAML file is present.

You can choose from the following repository types:

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For more details, refer "Build definition source repositories".