Assembla and Azure DevOps (ADO) are two such platforms, each offering unique strengths. However, when the time comes to transition from one to the other, it can be a daunting task. In this blog post, we'll explore how to seamlessly migrate your projects from Assembla to ADO, focusing on key elements like ticket migration, field mapping, and OAuth2.0 implementation in Assembla.

1. Ticket Migration Made Simple

   Migrating tickets is at the heart of any project transition. The first step is to extract all the Assembla ticket data and corresponding details.Assembla we are using Oauth2.0 for getting the Assembla details.

2. Field Mapping for Clarity

   Clear communication is essential during any project transition. To achieve this, we leverage a mapping JSON file for field mapping. User stories are seamlessly mapped to their ADO User Story, while tasks mapped to ADO tasks. Subtasks, on the other hand, find a suitable place in ADO as bugs. This custom field mapping ensures that no information is lost in translation during the migration process.

   Other necessery fields mapping also can be done inside the mapping JSON. In ADO we are process based on the Agile methodology.

3. Project Creation and Ticket Migration

   we're ready to initiate the migration. The migration process begins by creating a project in ADO mirroring the Assembla project's structure. This step is crucial for maintaining project continuity. Once the project is set up, we start migrating tickets from Assembla to ADO, ensuring that all historical data is preserved.

   In Assembla, we implement OAuth2.0 to ensure that your data remains secure during the migration. This added layer of protection guarantees that only authorized individuals can access and migrate your project data.

By following these steps – from ticket migration to field mapping and custom field integration – you can seamlessly transition your projects while preserving data integrity. With OAuth2.0 security measures in place, your data remains safeguarded throughout the migration journey.

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