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How can my team easily migrate from Visual SVN to TFS 2010?

My team uses Visual SVN to manage the source code, and we plan to upgrade to TFS 2010, however we still need seamless access to old projects and their source code and change history. We also have several projects that were not based on .NET and were developed on C in a third-party IDE. Is there an easy way to integrate our systems? If there is no way, can we teach only one of two tools and use them transparently? (IE, use something in TFS to connect to subversion, or use SVN to connect to TFS without losing TFS features?)

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There is a migration tool in codeplex. It should take every SVN change and put it in TFS.
http://svn2tfs.codeplex.com/

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or use SVN to connect to TFS without losing TFS features?

There is svnbridge that translates SVN client requests into TFS API calls. But, obviously, this will not reveal any TFS-specific functions that have no analogues in SVN, since the SVN client cannot know about them.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1782858/

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