Currently I have lots of projects that are in TFS 2012 and would like to migrate them to TFS 2018, maintaining source code history as well as WIT status if possible. I realize that lots of things under the sheets has changed with versions prior to 2018. I would like to know what the proper upgrade path is. Various web sites have mentioned articles and upgrade paths, but none has answered the true question.
[ TFS2012] Now if GIT TFS true;)
Another fact that works in your favor is that we can migrate the whole commit history of the TFVC repo to the new Git repo. Even though there are some rumors that you are able to migrate only the commit history of the previous 180 days (see here), this is not true. You can migrate the whole commit history from your TFVC repository to the new Git repo.
In mid-2013 Microsoft purchased a product called InRelease from InCycle Software.[24] InRelease was fully incorporated into Team Foundation Server 2013. This capability complemented the automated build and testing processes by allowing a true continuous deployment solution. The tools were re-branded "Release Management" for TFS 2013. The Release Management capabilities give teams the ability to perform a controlled, workflow (provided by Windows Workflow Foundation) driven release to development, test and production environments and provides dashboards for monitoring the progress of one or more releases.
Although it performs blacklisting (that is worse than whitelisting by definition) and you should not rely solely on it for XSS protection, it provides a first line of defense for your application. Do not disable the validation:The default value is true.Or set it explicitly:
This feature reduces the risk of unauthorized or malicious post-back requests and callbacks. It is strongly recommended that you do not disable event validation. When the EnableEventValidation property is set to true, ASP.NET validates that a control event originated from the user interface that was rendered by that control. 2ff7e9595c
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