// Reference: http://www.blackdogfoundry.com/blog/moving-repository-from-bitbucket-to-github/ | |
// See also: http://www.paulund.co.uk/change-url-of-git-repository | |
$ cd $HOME/Code/repo-directory | |
$ git remote rename origin bitbucket | |
$ git remote add origin https://github.com/mandiwise/awesome-new-repo.git | |
$ git push origin master | |
$ git remote rm bitbucket |
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For me also, thanks! :) |
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In my case I had to use the SSH key (git@github.com...) rather than the https URL (which asked for Github name and password). |
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This method is only moving the master branch. I would urge you to use the github built in You can then change your local repo to point at the new origin. then after that you can optionally add the old remote if you have a need. The problem with doing a For the purpose of switching from bitbucket to github for which you won't be returning or requiring the ongoing hosting on bitbucket it would be desirable to not rename but simple reassign origin's url with the new github URL. |
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+1 for using the import Repository tool, it does exactly what it says on the tin. |
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Nice, worked for me, thanks! |
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Awesome! Import Repository tool worked like a charm! |
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This was a great quick reference for me to port over a simple project. Thanks for creating it, and the comment section was well worth reading too. |
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Thanks!!! |
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Thank's!!! |
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Thanks!!! |
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Thanks @trevjonez and @mandiwise both options worked for me. But I have a question If is it possible to fill the contributions timeline too? I mean, I imported the bitbucket repo, but sadly the timeline doesn't filled with the old commits. Thanks |
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followed original answer and it worked for me thanks. |
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Worked very very well. Thanks a lot. |
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Amazing! :) |
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Works like a charm! |
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Thanks! :) |
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Brilliant :) |
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Perfect ! |
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my question is i want to some svn repository some projects is there that all project copy to git hub it means migration it develop java code how? |
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Thanks so much for sharing :) |
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import tool works great! |
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@trevjones +1 for import tool |
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Ok. So I am new to this. So I have bitbucket private repository and wants to move to Gerrit private repository? Where should i execute above commands? If this are not for me then how we can move private repo? |
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thanks so much, man!! |
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Thanks |
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@trevjonez +1, the importing tool worked like a charm. |
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Super Simple +1 |
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super, thanks! sometimes moving around these repos is not easy, thanks for the tip |
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It works! Thanks! |
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when I transferred my bitbucket repo to my awesome GitHub repo. I need to make a pull before pushing the code. because in new Github repo there where Initial Commit. when I tried to
As a solution, I pulled branch with --allow-unrelated-histories option. |
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Thanks :) |
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savior! thanks |
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awesome thanks |
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Thanks a lot! This saved some headache work! |
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Thank you !!! |
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Github currently has a import tool, fast and simple. Just create the repo, then choose to import from another repo. |
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Thank you very, very much! |
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Nice, Worked .. thanks |
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Thank you! :) |
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Thx!! |
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Awesome, thanks. |
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btw you can also use this to track multiple remotes |
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Works flawlessly. Thanks. |
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Great tip! |
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Its working, Thanks :) |
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It works for GitHub Enterprise as well. Thanks! |
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Hi, |
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Awesome, It is much simpler than migration from SVN. |
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Worked for me on Import repository tools. Thanks |
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THanks. Worked for me! |
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Thank you very much! That fixed a lot! |
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I used a newer tutorial – making use of "upstream" and not "origin"; which seems to not do something like a fork, but chaning the real origin of the Repo:
Source: https://medium.com/@RobertKhou/how-to-migrate-from-bitbucket-to-github-75c87a892767 |
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thanks!!! |
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thanks! |
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What about commit history for migration Bitbucket to Github |
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Thanks very merry |
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+1 for using the import Repository tool |
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Thank you very much~ |
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Ref to Github's Importer Tool https://help.github.com/en/articles/importing-a-repository-with-github-importer |
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This is evil |
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"Import Repository" worked perfectly for me, too. |
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Thanks, worked perfectly :) |
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Hello git clone --mirror ${BITBUCKET_REPO_SSH_URL} ${LOCAL_FOLDER}
git -C ${LOCAL_FOLDER} lfs fetch --all
git -C ${LOCAL_FOLDER} push --mirror ${GITHUB_REPO_SSH_URL}
git -C ${LOCAL_FOLDER} lfs push ${GITHUB_REPO_SSH_URL} --all Once done, just make a regular clone from Github, and you are all set |
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Please, don't follow this advice. There are multiple problems with this approach already highlighted by @trevjonez. The best way to move a repository to GitHub is using GitHub Importer tool. Alternatively it is possible to do it from command line via cloning to bare repository. Just follow the guidance of GitHub and you'll be fine. |
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I don't know if anyone else needs this, but I created a tool to migrate all repos from a Bitbucket organization account to Github using Github's import tool API. |
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Thanks! Works! |
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This is absolutely the right approach. Worked like a charm - cheers! |
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I followed this and it's also working fine. How to Move a Private Repository from Bitbucket to Github |
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great solution, working for me |
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Same thing but with clone command, and removing $ symbols for copy paste usefulness: git clone git@bitbucket.org:username/old-repo.git
git remote rename origin bitbucket
git remote add origin https://github.com/username/new-repo.git
git push origin master
git remote rm bitbucket |
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Please prefer SSH to HTTPS if you want to work without entering your credentials for each push. |
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good solution, it worked for me |
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Wow. The GitHub Import Tool is fabulous. I imported a BitBucket repository in a few seconds, without worrying that:
Might delete my entire BitBucket account... |
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Worked for me thanks!