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We have our source code (ASP.NET Core) within a svn repository. Now for Continuous Integration, we want to use TFS to build and deploy to Azure WebApp. We can't migrate our code to tfs..
Is this possible?
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Subversion is a natively supported repository type when defining builds since TFS 2015 Update 1. You should be able to choose it on the "Repository" tab.
There is a walkthrough available on VisualStudio.com.
You can build code you manage in Subversion in TFS 2017. You must install the Subversion client on your build agents. Check: https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/docs/build/define/repository#subversion
In the Repository of Build Definition, choose Subversion type: