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We move your repositories from Azure DevOps to GitHub so your developers stop waiting for AI tooling to catch up. Microsoft's own AzDO team officially recommends this path. We've done it on ourselves — so we know what survives the move, what stays in AzDO, and what stops costing you money on the way.
Start a projectMicrosoft is pouring its AI investment into GitHub: Copilot, the Copilot coding agent, MCP, agentic workflows. AzDO is still excellent for boards, pipelines, and test plans — but if you want your developers to live inside the modern AI loop, the repositories belong on GitHub. We migrated HAVIT in 2025 and we'll do it for you.
Move AzDO Git repos to GitHub with branch policies, required reviewers, and signed commits intact.
Decide what stays in AzDO — work-items, pipelines, test plans — and what migrates with the code.
Stand up Copilot policies, branch protection, secret scanning, and CODEOWNERS from day one.
Migrate just the repos. Keep work-items, pipelines, and test plans in Azure DevOps until you decide otherwise. No big-bang cutover.
The Azure DevOps team itself recommends GitHub for the next generation of dev workflow. We follow the official path, not a workaround.
GitHub Copilot, the Copilot coding agent, MCP-aware tooling — your developers get the modern AI surface area as soon as the repos land.
Most teams can start on a free GitHub organisation; Enterprise is roughly the cost of AzDO Test Plans plus Basic. We model the bill upfront.
Branches, tags, PR history, contributors, LFS objects — moved with metadata intact. We script and verify each repo, no manual zip-and-pray.
Pair sessions during cutover, runbooks for the day after, training on branch protection and Copilot policies. We don't disappear after the import.
HAVIT moved its own repositories from Azure DevOps to GitHub in 2025. We learned which corners get sharp during cutover — LFS migration, polyrepo CI references, AzDO-specific service hooks — and which problems genuinely don't matter. We share that runbook.
There is a recording of our co-founder demonstrating the result during the GitHub Copilot Dev Day talk; we'll send the timestamped link as part of the discovery call.
One-week discovery: how many repos, what's in pipelines, who owns what, what your developers are blocked on. We map the AzDO surface to a GitHub equivalent — including the parts you keep in AzDO.
Two-to-six-week migration depending on org size: scripted moves, validation runs, a planned cutover window. We stay through the first sprint after cutover so the runbook actually closes.