Yes, it is possible to move all projects into a single project in Azure DevOps. Here are the steps to do so:
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Create a new project in Azure DevOps where you want to move all your existing projects.
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Go to the "Project Settings" of the new project and select "Repos" under "General". Enable the "Import repositories" option.
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Go to each of your existing projects and export their repositories as Git repositories.
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Import the repositories into the new project using the "Import repositories" option in the "Repos" section of the project settings.
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Next, you will need to move the work items, boards, and other assets from the old projects to the new project. This can be done manually or by using a tool like the Azure DevOps Migration Tool.
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Finally, you will need to update any references to the old projects in your build and release pipelines, as well as any external systems that may be using the old project names.
It is important to note that moving projects can have implications on permissions, security, and reporting, so it is recommended to carefully plan and test the process before executing it in a production environment.
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