Is this possible to get the TFS 2017 work items from Azure Devops rest API?











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Actually i had the tfs server like this. https://<<>>.visualstudio.com



is this possible to access the repositories using AzureDevops Rest Reference?



I don't know my version of TFS and its not Azure devops version.



How could check the Devops Rest compatible with their TFS 2017 versions?






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  • The TFS server which you are mentioning https://<<>>.visualstudio.com is actually not TFS and it is AzureDevOps. And yes, of course, as mentioned in the answer there is no TFS 2016. You can use AzureDevOps Rest API reference for accessing all the repo
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Actually i had the tfs server like this. https://<<>>.visualstudio.com



is this possible to access the repositories using AzureDevops Rest Reference?



I don't know my version of TFS and its not Azure devops version.



How could check the Devops Rest compatible with their TFS 2017 versions?






tfs azure-devops







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  • The TFS server which you are mentioning https://<<>>.visualstudio.com is actually not TFS and it is AzureDevOps. And yes, of course, as mentioned in the answer there is no TFS 2016. You can use AzureDevOps Rest API reference for accessing all the repo
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Actually i had the tfs server like this. https://<<>>.visualstudio.com



is this possible to access the repositories using AzureDevops Rest Reference?



I don't know my version of TFS and its not Azure devops version.



How could check the Devops Rest compatible with their TFS 2017 versions?






tfs azure-devops







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Actually i had the tfs server like this. https://<<>>.visualstudio.com



is this possible to access the repositories using AzureDevops Rest Reference?



I don't know my version of TFS and its not Azure devops version.



How could check the Devops Rest compatible with their TFS 2017 versions?






tfs azure-devops




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  • The TFS server which you are mentioning https://<<>>.visualstudio.com is actually not TFS and it is AzureDevOps. And yes, of course, as mentioned in the answer there is no TFS 2016. You can use AzureDevOps Rest API reference for accessing all the repo
    – Jayendran
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  • The TFS server which you are mentioning https://<<>>.visualstudio.com is actually not TFS and it is AzureDevOps. And yes, of course, as mentioned in the answer there is no TFS 2016. You can use AzureDevOps Rest API reference for accessing all the repo
    – Jayendran
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The TFS server which you are mentioning https://<<>>.visualstudio.com is actually not TFS and it is AzureDevOps. And yes, of course, as mentioned in the answer there is no TFS 2016. You can use AzureDevOps Rest API reference for accessing all the repo
– Jayendran
21 hours ago




The TFS server which you are mentioning https://<<>>.visualstudio.com is actually not TFS and it is AzureDevOps. And yes, of course, as mentioned in the answer there is no TFS 2016. You can use AzureDevOps Rest API reference for accessing all the repo
– Jayendran
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There is no TFS 2016 (only 2013,2015,2017,2018). The Rest Api supported from TFS 2013. Here you may find versions of rest api and supported tfs versions: REST API Versioning.
Also you may see version of rest api in documentation: REST API Overview for TFS 2015, 2017, and 2018 (RTW and Update 1). Each method contains its version:
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    There is no TFS 2016 (only 2013,2015,2017,2018). The Rest Api supported from TFS 2013. Here you may find versions of rest api and supported tfs versions: REST API Versioning.
    Also you may see version of rest api in documentation: REST API Overview for TFS 2015, 2017, and 2018 (RTW and Update 1). Each method contains its version:
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      There is no TFS 2016 (only 2013,2015,2017,2018). The Rest Api supported from TFS 2013. Here you may find versions of rest api and supported tfs versions: REST API Versioning.
      Also you may see version of rest api in documentation: REST API Overview for TFS 2015, 2017, and 2018 (RTW and Update 1). Each method contains its version:
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        There is no TFS 2016 (only 2013,2015,2017,2018). The Rest Api supported from TFS 2013. Here you may find versions of rest api and supported tfs versions: REST API Versioning.
        Also you may see version of rest api in documentation: REST API Overview for TFS 2015, 2017, and 2018 (RTW and Update 1). Each method contains its version:
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        There is no TFS 2016 (only 2013,2015,2017,2018). The Rest Api supported from TFS 2013. Here you may find versions of rest api and supported tfs versions: REST API Versioning.
        Also you may see version of rest api in documentation: REST API Overview for TFS 2015, 2017, and 2018 (RTW and Update 1). Each method contains its version:
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