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Our whole organization has to migrate everything from Azure DevOps to GitHub.
For the repositories I am using the ado2gh for github-cli. For the pipelines I found the actions-importer. I ran an audit to get an overview and found several (7 in my case) failed conversions. All of them were a 404 error code. After I checked, I saw that the repositories those pipelines belong to, were disabled. We disabled all repositories that were already migrated. Even if I manually set the pipelines in Azure DevOps to disabled, they still will get parsed.
Those pipelines were not present in the csv generated by the ado2gh migration overview. Can you enable an option in the cli to ignore the pipelines from disabled repositories? This would be great, thanks!
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Our whole organization has to migrate everything from Azure DevOps to GitHub.
For the repositories I am using the
ado2ghfor github-cli. For the pipelines I found theactions-importer. I ran an audit to get an overview and found several (7 in my case) failed conversions. All of them were a 404 error code. After I checked, I saw that the repositories those pipelines belong to, were disabled. We disabled all repositories that were already migrated. Even if I manually set the pipelines in Azure DevOps to disabled, they still will get parsed.Those pipelines were not present in the csv generated by the
ado2ghmigration overview. Can you enable an option in the cli to ignore the pipelines from disabled repositories? This would be great, thanks!Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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