I can not clone a git repository from team foundation server with visual studio 2013

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Hello,

after I migrated our projects from VisualSVN to Team Foundation Server 2013 Express by following the instructions if this page: How easy it’s to migrate SVN to TFS 2013 (Git Repo) , i got all the data inside our Team Foundation Server. I can see them using the web interface and browsing throw the code.
But if I connect to this team project with a visual studio 2013 (tested this on different machines) and click "clone" to start my work, it only says that the repository is cloned now and shows a progress bar with the text "receiving objects (0/72576)..." but nothing happends.

Does anyone have any suggestions what the problem could be?

thanks a lot!

Posted 4-Dec-14 2:57am

VinVan81

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VinVan81 4-Dec-14 10:10am

I tried to fetch the data from the tfs git repository by using git on command line. But then i get the following error:
remote:
remote: fTfs
remote: fSSSSSSSs
remote: fSSSSSSSSSS
remote: TSSf fSSSSSSSSSSSS
remote: SSSSSF fSSSSSSST SSSSS
remote: SSfSSSSSsfSSSSSSSt SSSSS
remote: SS tSSSSSSSSSs SSSSS
remote: SS fSSSSSSST SSSSS
remote: SS fSSSSSFSSSSSSf SSSSS
remote: SSSSSST FSSSSSSFt SSSSS
remote: SSSSt FSSSSSSSSSSSS
remote: FSSSSSSSSSS
remote: FSSSSSSs
remote: FSFs (TM)
remote:
remote: Microsoft (R) Visual Studio (R) Team Foundation Server
remote:
remote: Eine nicht negative Zahl ist erforderlich.
Parametername: offset
fatal: early EOF
fatal: index-pack failed

english: "a not negative number is neccessary"

someone have any idea whats going wrong there?

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