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We will be starting a new project at the company I'm working at. It's a software development project in C++ and C#, with ~6-8 developers at three locations. Older projects here use SVN and a custom Issue tracker, but it's planned to switch to TFS. For this new project, I would like to convince the management to use GitHub Enterprise instead of TFS. I don't have too much experience with TFS, but I've used git a lot, and have some GitHub experience. I am specifically asking about the complete experience, that is, the integration of Version Control, Issue/Bug tracking and a Wiki. There are some related questions on here, but they focus on the version control aspect only. So: What are the main advantages of GitHub Enterprise over TFS? What benefits does TFS offer than GitHub Enterprise cannot replicate? Which of the two solutions offers better support for Continuous Integration? All development will be on Windows machines using Visual Studio (2010, maybe 2012).
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