How can I configure Stash to work cooperatively with a TFS git repository

[David FALLAS]

I would like to use the capabilities (in particular pull requests and code review) that Stash provides, on a git repository that Microsoft TFS is configured to use for source code version control. A previous answer links to Webhook but that appears to be for Jenkins (with which I have no experience).

Ultimately, something similar to 'gated check-ins' is what I have in mind.

Any suggestions would be very welcome.

Would git clone --mirror perhaps be an option?

[Balázs Szakmáry]

I am not up-to-date with the way TFS uses Git, but if it is possible for it to use an external Git repo for version control, your best option is to configure that and use TFS only as a build server.

If you actually decide to mirror the code between the two, there are some Stash plugins for doing this.

[David FALLAS]

Hello Balazs - ideally, I would like to host the code in only one place, however, I am very new to Stash and not a git wizard either so haven't yet found a way to achieve this - hence my question. Hosting the code in two places and perhaps running a daemon against the Stash clone to keep things in synch might be an option.

[Balázs Szakmáry]

Do you mean to use TFS only as a build server in this setup or do you actually want to host the code in two places?