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I am migrating our organization from TFS 2013 to AzureDevOps 2020. (On our own server, not hosted)
Part of the 2013 integration was getting global lists, adding additional values, updating the global lists.
Psuedo code from 2013 integration:
WorkItemStore workItemStore = <retrieved elsewhere in the code>;
XmlDocument globalListsDoc = workItemStore.**ExportGlobalLists**();
XmlNodeList lists = globalListsDoc.SelectNodes("*/GLOBALLIST");
if (lists != null) {
// <snip> ... find the list of the appropriate name, add <LISTITEM> items if needed </snip>
}
// Update:
workItemStore.**ImportGlobalLists**(globalListsDoc.FirstChild as XmlElement);
How would I accomplish this in the new world order?
Preferrably not via command line - but via client libaries or rest calls?
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I am migrating our organization from TFS 2013 to AzureDevOps 2020. (On our own server, not hosted)
Part of the 2013 integration was getting global lists, adding additional values, updating the global lists.
Psuedo code from 2013 integration:
How would I accomplish this in the new world order?
Preferrably not via command line - but via client libaries or rest calls?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: