Is Microsoft still working on both products? Has development on TFS been dropped in favour of VSTS?
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For context, we are using TFS right now and VSTS clearly has better integration. Specifically with Microsoft Teams and ZenDesk which is important to getting our workflow process in a more manageable state. However, VSTS doesn't have anywhere near the configuration or reporting that we require.
Will either product eventually have the full feature set or will we have to choose and build our own integrations or reporting?
Now Azure DevOps and Azure DevOps Server, but the rest of the story remains intact.
Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) and Team Foundation Server (TFS) are based on the same codebase. VSTS is deployed to the cloud every 3 weeks or faster. TFS has received a major upgrade yearly (2015, 2017, 2018) and a major update pack every 3 to 4 months (2015.0-3, 2017.0-3, 2018.0-1).
Most new features are released to Visual Studio Team Services first and are integrated into Team Foundation Server with a bit of a delay. Some features are available in VSTS which depend on cloud resources, so they're not likely to move to TFS anytime soon.
With regards to reporting, this has been a bit of an Achilles' heel of VSTS. It has never had the Report Server and Analysis Cube capabilities of TFS. It does offer integration with PowerBI and that integration is quickly getting better.
You can see the overview of feature availability between cloud (VSTS) and server (TFS) on the Feature Timeline, as you can see a lot of new things happening, most of them are hitting VSTS first.
Microsoft offers a support lifecycle for Team Foundation Server and currently, it looks like Microsoft won't abandon their on-premise customers anytime soon. TFS 2018 has an extended support lifecycle all the way to 2028:
Note: Azure DevOps Server was previously named Visual Studio Team Foundation Server.
You can use Azure DevOps Server, previously named Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS), to manage your product lifecycle, reduce risks, and improve team efficiency. Updates are made every few weeks to the cloud-hosted version, Azure DevOps Services. These updates are then rolled up and made available through quarterly updates to the on-premises Azure DevOps Server and TFS. To understand the differences between the hosted and on-premises versions, see A tour of services provided with Azure DevOps Services and TFS.
To learn about what's new with the cloud service offering, see Azure DevOps Services features update.
You can download the latest version of Azure DevOps Server from the Visual Studio download page.
Azure DevOps Server 2019
The following table provides links to the Azure DevOps Server 2019 release notes that describe what's new in Azure DevOps Server 2019.
General
Wiki
Reporting
Azure Boards
Azure Repos
Azure Pipelines
Builds
Releases
Azure Test Plans
Azure Artifacts
TFS 2018
TFS 2018.3
View the release notes for Team Foundation Server 2018.3.
TFS 2018.2
Note
The following links open related sections within the Team Foundation Server 2018.2 release notes.
Code
Get a permanent link to code
Recover a recently deleted repository via API
SSH: Support additional ciphers/keys and deprecate outdated ciphers
Avoid overwrites and protect performance using repository settings
Enhanced filter capability fr commits with more than 1,000 files changed
Find lost commits due to a Force Push
Blame now has history
Toggle word wrap and white space in diff views
Track code pushes to Git repo to builds and releases
Rendered markdown in email notifications
Perform TFVC commands right from Windows Explorer
Control who can contribute to pull requests
Pull request comment notifications include the thread context
Complete work item settings
Pull request status extensibility
Pull request service hooks merge events
Improved error messages for work items completing with a pull request
Mention a pull request
Help reviewers using pull request labels
Pull request comments follow renamed files
View pull request merge commit
Recently used reviewers
View remaining policy criteria for pull request auto-complete
Discuss math in pull requests
Pull request suggestions for forks
Path filters for pull request policies
Work
Keyboard shortcuts in the work item form
Modernized column options
Query last run by information
HTML tags stripped in work item grids
Added support for Not In query operator
Query for @MyRecentActivity and @RecentMentions
Custom fields and tags filter in work item tracking notifications
Mentioned support for the My work items page
Filtering on plans
Updated plans navigation
Expand/collapse requirements/people on the task board
Grant the bypassrule permission to specific users
Build and release
XAML builds
Enhancements to multi-phase builds
Skip scheduled builds if nothing has changed in the repo
Build with continuous integration from GitHub Enterprise
Secure files can be downloaded to agents during build or release
Apple provisioning profiles can be installed from source repositories
Trace GitHub sources to builds using build tags
Specific Java Development Kits (JDKs) can be installed during builds and releases
Improved Xcode build configuration
Release gates
Deploy selectively based on the artifact triggering a release
Manage entity-specific security
Approve multiple environments
Release template extensibility
Conditional release tasks and phases
Requests history for service endpoints
Default properties for Git and GitHub artifact types are now editable
Bulk deploy environments manually from release view
Jenkins multi-branch pipeline support and link jobs organized in folders
Docker Hub or Azure Container Registry as an artifact source
Default artifact versions
Release triggers branch enhancements
Release trigger for a Package Management artifact
Scope a variable group to specific environments
Release automatically from Azure Container Registry and Docker Hub
Specify a default version for Jenkins artifacts
Contribute release gates from extensions
Scale deployments to virtual machines using Deployment Groups
Package
Retention policies in TFS feeds
Filtering in Package Management
Share your packages using a badge
Previous package versions are now a full-page list
View quality of a package version in the package list
Gulp, Yarn, and more authenticated feed support
Package feed default permissions now include Project Administrators
Recycle and restore packages
Link to packages from anywhere
Test
Visual Studio Test task doesn't need full Visual Studio
Run Functional Tests and Deploy Task Agent tasks are now deprecated
Filter large test results
Identify flaky tests
Preview improvements and support for different log types generated by Visual Studio Test task
Wiki
Wiki search
Print Wiki pages
Contribute to Wiki pages with ease using keyboard shortcuts
Rich markdown rendering in code repo markdown
Wiki supports mathematical formulas
Reference work items in Wiki
Link work items and Wiki pages
Ctrl+S to save Wiki page
Paste rich Wiki content as HTML
Move page in Wiki using keyboard
Filter text highlighting
Preview content as you edit Wiki pages
General
Profile cards
Circle avatars
Project tags
Re-order favorite groups
TFS 2018.1
Note
The following links open related sections within the Team Foundation Server 2018.1 RC1 release notes.
Summary of new features
Bug fixes
Code
If a repository is deleted while Search is indexing it, the job fails with GitRepositoryNotFoundException.
During the first indexing of a TFVC repository, there might be folder drops and indexing might take a long time.
The Search indexing patch job might fail if there are many files that fail to download.
When a code file fails indexing and continues to fail during retries, you see 'Lots of files rejected by Elasticsearch, failing this job' error messages indefinitely.
Customers see a permanent message of 'One or more projects in your account are still being indexed, and so you are not seeing any results.' With this update, the error appears a maximum of 10 times for a given set of files.
Work
No links are shown on a work item if there's a TFVC link from the work item and the TFVC artifact was deleted.
Identity information might not correctly synchronize to work items.
Allowed Values custom fields might not work when ALLOWEDVALUES is defined inside a WHEN rule.
Build and release
The build summary doesn't show associated work items if the associated changes are empty.
Pausing a build definition doesn't pause gated builds.
The Local path under $(build.sourcesDirectory) gets unexpectedly populated when configuring the Get Sources step of a build definition.
Save of a release definition gives a 'service endpoint not available or not accessible' error, even when there's no change to the endpoints used in the tasks.
In the release pipeline, rearranging the order in which parallel environments are visualized isn't possible. To fix this situation, an option was added in the environment panel of the editor to move an environment up/down.
A SQL exception might occur when queuing an agent pool maintenance job to an agent with a previous version.
Test
The Run Timeout test setting isn't being honored.
The Test Category filter doesn't work when running tests in distributed mode.
The Test Plan filter doesn't show if the filter query is invalid.
Can't extract more than 10 steps from a Test Case into a Shared Step.
When a build completes with no test results, an incorrect message is shown, directing users to Visual Studio Test tasks.
The Go button on the Test Runs page is clipped in Russian and French.
'An error occurred while trying to load this content' error message displays in the My Favorites page after making a Test Plan a favorite.
The context menu for assigning testers is missing.
The total number of hidden tests isn't accurate after deleting existing test cases on the task board.
The count in the Test Chart is incorrect when rolling up from child test plans.
Users can't delete Test Plans and Test Suites when having manage test plans / test suites permissions or delete test runs permissions.
Hierarchical views of ordered test cases aren't shown when publishing test results.
Wiki
There's no error when an inserted file fails to upload due to a large size.
Reporting
The color picker isn't visible when configuring the Chart for Work Items.
The warehouse jobs are running after opting out of reporting during an upgrade to TFS 2018.
Upgrade and installation
ArgumentNullException is thrown while running the Migrating CFD data step when upgrading to TFS 2018.
'Invalid length for a Base-64 char array or string' error occurs in the Migrate to latest CoD Migrations (On prem) step when upgrading from TFS 2017 to TFS 2018 with a large number of NuGet package versions.
The upgrade to TFS 2018 can take a long time when configuring scheduled backups.
The reporting server and analytics server values aren't populated in the upgrade wizard.
The upgrade to TFS 2018 causes duplicate Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Warehouse.OptimizeDatabases jobs.
'TF50620: The Team Foundation identity scope does not exist' error occurs when upgrading TFS.
The Configuration wizard fails when the machine names include Unicode Extension B characters.
'1 error(s) occurred while executing upd_AnalyticsToDev15M108PreSchema.sql script' error occurs when upgrading to TFS 2018.
'Execution Timeout Expired. The timeout period elapsed prior to completion of the operation or the server is not responding.' error occurs when upgrading to TFS 2018.
Configuring Search fails when a project collection is offline.
Upgrades to TFS 2018 take a long time when there are many NuGet packages.
The prc_CopyContainerItemFiles job might fail due to exceeding the timeout when upgrading to TFS 2018.
Administration
The Team Foundation Server Activity Logging Administration job fails on a project collection after timing out.
The certificate is invalid when using Git clients with OpenSSL if using a self-signed SSL certificate generated by TFS.
'TF246017: Team Foundation Server could not connect to the database.' error occurs when trying to unconfigure reporting in the TFS Admin Console when the warehouse database isn't reachable.
'Could not find validator for token' error occurs when configuring an agent after changes to a TFS hostname, such as changing the public URL or moving the TFS databases.
tfsconfig offlinedetach doesn't warn if the collection appears offline.
Unable to save a new notification when using one of the notification templates, such as work item is created, if the user locale isn't in English.
TFS 2018
Note
The following links open related sections within the Team Foundation Server 2018 RC1 release notes.
Work item tracking improvements
Project Creation Wizard on the web
Process Template Manager on the web
Mobile work item form
Filtering on backlogs, Kanban boards, sprints, and queries
Expand to show empty fields on a Kanban card
Extensions block work item save
Version control improvements
Forks
Setting to turn off web editing for TFVC repos
Identify stale branches
Search for a deleted branch and re-create it
Search for a commit in branches starting with a prefix
Richer pull request callout on commit details page
Retain a file name when moving from Files to Commits
View, delete, and filter Git tags
Git tags security
Automatically complete work items when completing pull requests
Reset votes on push/new iteration
Filter a pull request tree by file name
More pull request comments filtering options
View original diff for code comments in pull request details
Collapsible pull request comments
Task lists in pull request descriptions and comments
Ability to “Like” comments in pull requests
Improved workflow when approving with suggestions
Path filtering support for Git notifications
Great email templates for pull request workflows
Pull Request Status Extensibility
Collaborate feature improvements
Create a Wiki page from a broken link
Package Management improvements
Package Management experience updates
Maven packages
New unified NuGet task
npm build task updates
Maven now supports authenticated feeds
dotnet task supports authenticated feeds, web projects
Working outside your account/collection
Feed picker for Azure DevOps Services/TFS feeds
Build and release improvements
Removing support for XAML Builds
Export and import build definitions
Deprecate a task in an extension
Let contributed build sections control section visibility
Variable group support
Work with secure files such as Apple certificates
New Release Definition Editor
Visualization of the pipeline
In context configuration UI
Getting started with deployment templates
Improved task and phase editor
Variable groups, Retention, and Options tabs
VM deployment using Deployment Groups
Task group references, versioning, and import and export
Multi-configuration support in Server Side (Agentless) tasks
Variables support in Manual Intervention task
Control releases to an environment based on the source branch
Release Triggers for Git repositories as an artifact source
Release Triggers: Continuous deployment for changes pushed to a Git repository
Enhancements to server-side tasks
Release status badge in Code hub
Enhancements to Build definition menu when adding artifacts
Revert your release definition to older version
Test improvements
Exploratory testing traceability improvements for work item links, iterations, and area paths
Filters for Test Case work items in Test Plans and Suites in Test Hub
Test trend charts for Release Environments and Test Runs
Markdown formatting support for Test Run and Test Result comments
Deprecated features
For known issues, see Known issues.
TFS 2017
TFS 2017.2 RC1
Note
The following links open related sections within the Team Foundation Server 2017 Update 2 RC1 release notes.
Work item tracking improvements
Work item type icons
Delivery plans and field criteria
Automatic linking from work items to builds
Work item search
Pull request improvements
Improved CTAs for PR author and reviewers
Actionable comments
Updates view shows rebase and force push
Pull request filtering by people
Reason required when bypassing pull request policies
Share pull requests with teams
Pull request improvements for teams
Default notifications for pull request comments
Version control improvements
New branch policies configuration experience
New policy for no active comments
Files hub improvements
Visualize your Git repository
View Git tags on commits
Add tags to commits
Updated changeset and shelveset pages
Improved commit filtering
Import repositories from TFVC to Git
Git LFS file locking
Git commit comments use the new discussion control
New tree view control
Package Management improvements
Updated Package Management experience
npm READMEs and download button
NuGet Restore, Command, and Tool Installer build tasks
Build and release improvements
New build definition editor
Template search
Quickly find and add a task right where you want it
Use process parameters to pass key arguments to your tasks
Conditional build tasks
Built-in tasks for building and deploying container-based applications
Azure Web App deployment updates
.NET Core tasks support project files
SSH deployment improvements
Install an SSH key during a build or release
Tasks fail if Visual Studio 2017 is specified but not present on agent
Private agent automatic workspace cleanup
Build agent upgrade status
Selection of private agents on machines not in use
iOS DevOps enhancements
Java code coverage enhancements
Maven and SonarQube improvements
Improved Jenkins integration
Azure virtual machine scale set deployment
Override template parameters in Azure resource group deployments
Multiple release triggers with branch and tag filters
Set defaults for artifact sources in a release
Separation of duties for deployment requester and approvers
Release level approvals
Deploy to Azure Government Cloud
Set maximum number of parallel deployments
Timeout enhancements for the Manual Intervention task
Release Management parallel execution
Web app deployment history in Azure portal
Test improvements
Run tests using agent phases
On-demand triggering of automated tests
Administrative improvements
Combined email recipients for notifications
Out-of-the-box notifications
Extension management permissions
Getting notified when extensions are installed, require attention, and more
Allowing TFS admins to add subscribers to the advanced access level
Deprecated features
Old work item form: The old work item form and the old extensibility model are being deprecated. Learn more about the timeline for deprecation in the blog post Announcing the deprecation of the old Work Item Form in TFS.
TFS 2017.1 RC2
Note
The following links open related sections within the Team Foundation Server 2017 Update 1 RC2 release notes.
Process template support
Git improvements
Test, build, and release improvements
TFS 2017.1 RC1
Personal, admin, and cross-project features
Git improvements
Import a Git repository from GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab, or other locations
Add .gitignore during repo creation
Restart pull request merge
Markdown in pull request description
Attachments in PR discussions
Restart pull request merge
Support file exclusions in the required reviewer policy
Highlight the PRs that have updates
Branch policy for PR merge strategy
Expose merge conflict information
Search for a file or folder in commit history
Commit page improvements
Search for commits in branches
Code hub improvements
Configurable compare branch
Find a file or folder in your Code hub
Repo favorites
Markdown preview button
Confirmation for deleting repos
Package Management improvements
Release views in Package Management
npm in Package Management
Code search improvements
Code Search service includes Elasticsearch version 2.4.
Code insights improvements
SonarQube MSBuild tasks are now available from an extension provided by SonarSource
Build improvements
Rollback build definitions
Disable the sync and checkout of sources in a build
Git shallow close and git-lfs
Task versioning for build and release definitions
Test improvements
Verify bugs from work item
REST client helpers for Test Step operations
Update existing bugs from Web Runner
Test case description in Web Runner
Test hub contribution point
Delete test artifacts
Favorites for Test Plans
Test Impact Analysis for managed automated tests
Firefox support for Test & Feedback extension
Cross-platform improvements
Xcode build task xcpretty formatting
Publish Jenkins test and code coverage results
Xcode 8 signing and exporting packages in the Xcode build task
Release Management improvements
Multiple schedules in releases
Inline service connections in builds and releases
Link build artifacts from another project
Azure resource group improvements
Azure CLI task
Deprecated features
Team rooms: Several good solutions are available that integrate well with TFS that support notifications and chat, such as Microsoft Teams and Slack. As a result, we decided to deprecate our Team Room feature from both Azure DevOps Services and TFS. To learn more about this change and the timeline for deprecation, see the blog post Deprecation of the Team Rooms in Azure DevOps Services and TFS.
The following links open related sections within the Team Foundation Server 2017 release notes.
Source control
Agile and reporting
DevOps
Administration, Marketplace, and other
Deprecated features
Client version of the work item form: In Visual Studio 2017, work items open in a browser window. To learn more about this change, see the blog post Work items now open in the web from Visual Studio 15.
Lab Management: Going forward, native Build and Release management tools replace the previous Lab Management tools. To learn more, see Use Build and Release Management instead of Lab Management for automated testing.
Microsoft Test Manager: The web portal Test hub is a fully featured test management solution that works across all platforms and with all browsers. We recommend that you use the Test hub over Microsoft Test Manager for all your test management requirements. You can use Microsoft Test Manager to test your desktop applications by launching the Microsoft Test Runner (client) from the Test hub. To learn more, see Guidance on Microsoft Test Manager usage.
Project Server integration: Team Foundation Server 2017 and later versions no longer support native integration with Microsoft Project Server. However, third-party tools are available to support synchronization. For more information, see Synchronize Team Foundation Server with Project Server.
Release Manager V1 client/server: Release Management features are integrated into Team Foundation Server 2015 Update 2 and later versions and into the web portal Release hub. The newer web-based version is the recommended alternative to the server and client version. For more information, see Automate deployments with Release Management.
UML designers: These designers were removed from Visual Studio Enterprise client, Architecture features. To learn more, see What's new for design in Visual Studio.
TFS 2015
TFS 2015 Update 4
Team Foundation Server 2015 Update 4 includes thedownload Team Foundation Server Update 4.
To learn more about related downloads, see the Downloads page.
To learn about what's new and the bug fixes made in this release, see Release notes for Team Foundation Server 2015 Update 4.
TFS 2015 Update 3
Note
The following links open related sections within the Team Foundation Server 2015 Update 3 release notes.
Source control
Agile and reporting
DevOps
Administration, Marketplace, and other
Tfs 2018 Vs. Devops 2019 Download
TFS 2015 Update 2
Note
The following links open related sections within the Team Foundation Server 2015 Update 2 release notes.
Team Foundation Server Express
Team Foundation Server 2015 Update 2 and later versions are free for up to five users, replacing TFS Express. Existing TFS Express users can run an upgrade to Team Foundation Server 2015 Update 2 and continue to use it free for up to five users. For the sixth user and beyond, CALs must be used. See the Team Foundation Server pricing page.
Source control
Agile and reporting
DevOps
Administration, Marketplace, and other
TFS 2015 Update 1
Note
Tfs Devops Workflow
The following links open related sections within the Team Foundation Server 2015 Update 1 release notes.
Source control
Agile backlogs
Kanban boards
Scrum
Dashboards and queries
Build
Test
Administration, Marketplace, and other
TFS 2015 RTM
Note
The following links open related sections within the Team Foundation Server 2015 Update 1 release notes.
Source control
Agile and reporting
DevOps
Administration, Marketplace, and other
Deprecated features
The following features have been deprecated with the indicated version.
Azure DevOps Server 2019
The Team Foundation plug-in for Office is deprecating support for Microsoft Project and Microsoft PowerPoint with Storyboarding. Project integration and the TFSFieldMapping command are not supported for Azure DevOps Server 2019 nor for Azure DevOps Services. The plug-in will continue to support Microsoft Excel.
The Configuration Features wizard is deprecated.
We will be removing the client object model and SOAP APIs in future versionsAlthough Azure DevOps Server 2019 continues to support the work item tracking SOAP API and the client object model, it will be removed in the next major version of Azure DevOps Server. You can find more information in our documentation.
Impact of upgrading to Azure DevOps Server 2019 on tasks: Windows Machine File Copy and PoweShell on Target MachineMachine groups under Test Hub was deprecated in TFS 2017 RTM. With Azure DevOps Server 2019, the Machine groups service is no longer available. This will impact the users of 'Windows Machine File Copy' task version 1.* and 'PowerShell on Target Machines' task version 1.*. For your pipelines to continue working,
You have to switch to 'Windows Machine File Copy' task version 2.* and provide the full fqdn for the target machine instead of just the machine name.And switch to 'Powershell on Target Machine' task version 2.* or later and provide the full fqdn of the machine or machine name followed by the Windows Remote Management ports (http/https). For example, targetMachine:5985 or targetMachine:5986
TFS 2018
TFS 2018.2: Deprecated Run Functional Tests and Deploy Task Agent tasks
TFS 2018: Deprecated the following features:
Team RoomsSeveral good solutions are available that integrate well with Azure DevOps that support notifications and chat, such as Microsoft Teams and Slack.
TFS 2017
Lab Management: Going forward, native Build and Release management tools replace the previous Lab Management tools. To learn more, see Use Build and Release Management instead of Lab Management for automated testing.
Microsoft Test Manager: The web portal Test hub is a fully featured test management solution that works across all platforms and with all browsers. We recommend that you use the Test hub over Microsoft Test Manager for all your test management requirements. You can use Microsoft Test Manager to test your desktop applications by launching the Microsoft Test Runner (client) from the Test hub. To learn more, see Guidance on Microsoft Test Manager usage.
Project Server integration: Team Foundation Server 2017 and later versions no longer support native integration with Microsoft Project Server. However, third-party tools are available to support synchronization. For more information, see Synchronize Team Foundation Server with Project Server.
Release Manager V1 client/server: Release Management features are integrated into Team Foundation Server 2015 Update 2 and later versions and into the web portal Release hub. The newer web-based version is the recommended alternative to the server and client version. For more information, see Automate deployments with Release Management.
UML designers: These designers were removed from Visual Studio Enterprise client, Architecture features. To learn more, see What's new for design in Visual Studio.
Client version of the work item form: In Visual Studio 2017, work items open in a browser window. To learn more about this change, see the blog post Work items now open in the web from Visual Studio 15.