GitRepositoryEnricher: Target Repo not found

[mike74vh]

Hello

I actually try to migrate work items from TFS 2017 Update 3 project to an Azure DevOps project.

I have an error reported by the migration tool like this:
GitRepositoryEnricher: Target Repo not found. Cannot map https://tfs2017.myorg.com/tfs/DefaultCollection/myProject/_git/AngularApp to ???

The repos are Git in my source and destination projects.

However, my configuration file has this parameter:

  "GitRepoMapping": {
    "https://tfs2017.myorg.com/tfs/DefaultCollection/myProject/_git/AngularApp": "https://[email protected]/myorg/myOtherProject/_git/Frontend",
    "https://tfs2017.myorg.com/tfs/DefaultCollection/myProject/_git/WebApp": "https://[email protected]/myorg/myOtherProject/_git/Backend",
    "https://tfs2017.myorg.com/tfs/DefaultCollection/myProject/_git/SqlDb": "https://[email protected]/myorg/myOtherProject/_git/Sql",
    "https://tfs2017.myorg.com/tfs/DefaultCollection/myProject/_git/Ssrs": "https://[email protected]/myorg/myOtherProject/_git/Ssrs"
  }

I have completed the following:

• Enable Debug in the Logfile - You can set "LogLevel": "Debug" in the configuration file which will output more information to the log.
• Please specify the Source and Target environments above - Source project: TFS 2017 Update 3 / Destination project : Azure DevOps Services.
• Attach the full Logfile from your last run - You can obtuse any of the data that you want, but it's really helpful to have the full log to see what lead up to the issue. Do not copy and paste the entire log in here! Attach the file to the issue!
  log.txt
• Attach the full Configuration file - You can obtuse any of the data that you want, but it's really helpful to have the full conf
  configuration-myproject.txt

ig. Do not copy and paste the entire log in here! Attach the file to the issue!

Many issues are due to edge cases and will need debugging in Visual Studio; we cant do that for you on your environment.

Can you help me with that please?

Micaël

[MrHinsh]

The Git Repo Mapping should be:

  "GitRepoMapping": {
    "AngularApp": "Frontend",
    "WebApp": "Backend",
    "SqlDb": "Sql",
    "Ssrs": "Ssrs"
  }

You only need to add an entry if there is a name change.

[mike74vh]

It's working. Thank you.

[jason-tbsm]

I'm trying to map the source repos to target repos that exist outside the target project. The repos I would like to map are still in the same organization.
I've tried using the full URL of the repo in the map but I keep getting the following error

GitRepositoryEnricher: Target Repo not found. Cannot map https://********/tfs/TBSMCollection/TBSM/_git/FPModel to ???
I've tried the following maps and received the same error.

https://[email protected]/----/Financial/_git/FPModel/
https://dev.azure.com/----/Financial/_git/FPModel
Is this possible? If so, does anyone know what I'm doing wrong?

These are the 2 config settings I've tried.

"GitRepoMapping": {
"FPModel": "https://[email protected]/----/Financial/_git/930bf758-a38d-45fe-a46b-7c650ea0e25d/"
},

"GitRepoMapping": {
"FPModel": "https://dev.azure.com/----/Financial/_git/FPModel"
},

[MrHinsh]

@jason-tbsm neither of those formats match what is showed in samples above, or documented.

If the repos have the same name, there is no need to do a mapping, remove them.

[jason-tbsm]

We're trying to map to a repo with the same name in a different project. Is that possible?

[jason-tbsm]

Realized it was a permissions issue on our end. Sorry for bothering you with this.