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I need to create a new project from an existing one in TFS. This is for source control only. I do not need to copy any work items.

so now i need to create NewTeamProject in NewProjectCollection and use the source branch of OldTeamProject in OldProjectCollection.

Kindly advise to go ahead with this.. Thanks a lot for your help in advance..

Daniel Mann
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Manual Split

However, I have a feeling that this will not bring all the history along with it, and it's not a particularly nice option, especially when it comes to the collection splitting.

TFS Integration Tools

Another way is to use the tfs integration platform, which basically replays all the checkins on a new team project, which can be in your new collection. You will lose the original date/time of the checkin, due to the way this program works but will still be able to see what each checkin changed.

TFS Integration Tools Tfs integration tools blog posts and references

There is one risky way to get your timestamps correct, by manually updating the database

Betty
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  • If I want to create a copy of the source control for a team project in to an another team project in the same collection and the same server? – Selvakumar Oct 02 '12 at 12:58
  • The do the first one, but don't bother with the team project collection splitting. – Betty Oct 02 '12 at 18:15