Moving a Team Project from One Version to the Next
Jan 10, 2006vstsuetb

Summary
This post describes the process of moving a team project from one version to the next. This involves creating a new team project, manually copying work items, setting user permissions one-by-one, copying documents, and recreating areas, iterations, check-in policies, and alerts. It also advises on determining if a new backup is appropriate due to the time-consuming nature of the migration process.
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