A few years ago, our team made the full transition to Azure DevOps. Before that, we had a mixture of on-prem TFS and Subversion but went to the Azure DevOps as it was easier to maintain project status between our developer and BA teams. At that time, for each project the team was working on, we just created a new "project" in Azure DevOps, but over the course of the past few years, we have found that using that method doesn't lend itself to helping us track metrics across all of those projects. We also see that maintaining multiple, separate backlogs is not ideal as we have developers spread across multiple sprints at the same time in different projects without a single place for the team leads or scrum master to fully know what their team members are working on in a single day.
Now, we've made use of queries, but those only go so far, so we've made the decision to merge our projects into a single "project". My scrum master and I have been looking at Naked Agility's merge tool, as outlined in this link: https://blog.devopsabcs.com/index.php/2019/06/12/one-project-to-rule-them-all/.
Has anyone used this tool and how well did it work for you? Also, are there any other options for merging projects together as this tool seems really complex (which the developer states is the case).
