How to change branch name in Azure DevOps





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Is there a way to change branch name in Azure DevOps. As shown in SS i have named my branch as Developer branch, now i want to change it to a specific request-id.
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    Is there a way to change branch name in Azure DevOps. As shown in SS i have named my branch as Developer branch, now i want to change it to a specific request-id.
    Is this possible.



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      Is there a way to change branch name in Azure DevOps. As shown in SS i have named my branch as Developer branch, now i want to change it to a specific request-id.
      Is this possible.



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      Is there a way to change branch name in Azure DevOps. As shown in SS i have named my branch as Developer branch, now i want to change it to a specific request-id.
      Is this possible.



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          Unfortunately, you cannot able to rename a branch. However, you can create a new branch from the branch which you want to rename then you can delete that branch.



          As per the design, the rename of azure repo branch is not implemented. You can see this existing similar thread



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          Unfortunately, you cannot able to rename a branch. However, you can create a new branch from the branch which you want to rename then you can delete that branch.



          As per the design, the rename of azure repo branch is not implemented. You can see this existing similar thread



          Refer this official doc






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            Thanks for this answer, as it is helpful. However, MS is wrong, this is clearly a bug.

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          Unfortunately, you cannot able to rename a branch. However, you can create a new branch from the branch which you want to rename then you can delete that branch.



          As per the design, the rename of azure repo branch is not implemented. You can see this existing similar thread



          Refer this official doc






          share|improve this answer



















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            Thanks for this answer, as it is helpful. However, MS is wrong, this is clearly a bug.

            – JosephDoggie
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          Unfortunately, you cannot able to rename a branch. However, you can create a new branch from the branch which you want to rename then you can delete that branch.



          As per the design, the rename of azure repo branch is not implemented. You can see this existing similar thread



          Refer this official doc






          share|improve this answer













          Unfortunately, you cannot able to rename a branch. However, you can create a new branch from the branch which you want to rename then you can delete that branch.



          As per the design, the rename of azure repo branch is not implemented. You can see this existing similar thread



          Refer this official doc







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          Thanks for this answer, as it is helpful. However, MS is wrong, this is clearly a bug.

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