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  1. Using Warp
  2. Migration HQ

Warp.yml

Warp’s configuration file.

Warp’s configuration file, warp.yml, is located in Migration HQ’s config directory. Its default version is almost entirely commented out, with the exception of its version number:

# Welcome to your Warp configuration file!

# To learn more about the use and purpose of this file, 
# refer to our documentation at https://pack.fm/about-warp-yml

version: "1.0"

####
# Example - Azure Pipelines Rewiring
####
# To configure the service connection ID of the Azure Pipelines GitHub App,
# which is used to rewire Azure Pipelines to point at GitHub, apply the 
# configuration below.

# azure_devops:
#   global: # For a global default 
#     azure_pipelines_github_app_service_connection_id: <your Azure Pipelines GitHub App Service Connection ID>
#   my-org-name: # You can also supply organization-specific defaults
#     azure_pipelines_github_app_service_connection_id: <your Azure Pipelines GitHub App Service Connection ID>

For simple migrations, you probably won’t need to make any changes to warp.yml. However, with migrations that go beyond just moving code repositories from the source to the destination, you’ll find warp.yml useful for specifying additional details.

For example, if your migration process involves reconfiguring your Azure Pipelines to use GitHub repositories, you’ll need to make changes to the default warp.yml to provide additional required information, such as service connection IDs.

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