How to move git repository with all branches from bitbucket to github

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What is the best way to move a git repository with all branches and full history from bitbucket to github  Is there a script or a list of commands I have to use

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It s very simple   Create a new empty repository in GitHub  without readme or license  you can add them later  and the following screen will show   In the import code option  paste your Bitbucket repo s URL and voil

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I had the reverse use case of importing an existing repository from github to bitbucket   Bitbucket offers an Import tool as well  The only necessary step is to add URL to repository   It looks like

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http   www blackdogfoundry com blog moving-repository-from-bitbucket-to-github   This helped me move from one git provider to another  At the end of it  all the commits were in the destination git  Simple and straight forward    git remote rename origin bitbucket git remote add origin https   github com edwardaux Pipelines git git push origin master       Once I was happy that the push had been successful to GitHub  I could   delete the old remote by issuing   git remote rm bitbucket

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I made the following bash script in order to clone ALL of my Bitbucket  user  repositories to GitHub as private repositories   Requirements   jq  command-line JSON processor    MacOS  brew install jq  Steps   Go to https   github com settings tokens and create an access token  We only need the  quot repo quot  scope   Save the move me sh script in a working folder and edit the file as needed   Don t forget to CHMOD 755  Run    move me sh  Enjoy the time you have saved     Notes   It will clone the BitBucket repositories inside the directory the script resides  your working directory    This script does not delete your BitBucket repositories     Need to move to public repositories on GitHub  Find and change the  quot private quot   true to  quot private quot   false below  Moving an organization s repositories  Checkout the developer guide  it s a couple of edits away   Happy moving     bin bash  BB USERNAME your bitbucket username  BB PASSWORD your bitbucket password  GH USERNAME your github username GH ACCESS TOKEN your github access token                               pagelen   curl -s -u  BB USERNAME  BB PASSWORD https   api bitbucket org 2 0 repositories  BB USERNAME   jq -r   pagelen    echo  quot Total number of pages   pagelen quot   hr        printf    s n   quot   COLUMNS -  tput cols   quot       tr     -      i 1  while    i -le  pagelen   do   echo   echo  quot   Processing Page   i    quot    hr     pageval   curl -s -u  BB USERNAME  BB PASSWORD https   api bitbucket org 2 0 repositories  BB USERNAME page  i       next   echo  pageval   jq -r   next     slugs    echo  pageval   jq -r   values      slug      repos    echo  pageval   jq -r   values      links clone 1  href         j 0   for repo in   repos       do     echo  quot     j   1       repos  j   quot      slug   slugs  j     git clone --bare  repo    cd  quot  slug git quot    echo   echo  quot    repo cloned  now creating  slug on github    quot      echo      read -r -d    PAYLOAD  lt  lt EOP          quot name quot    quot  slug quot        quot description quot    quot  slug - moved from bitbucket quot        quot homepage quot    quot https   github com  slug quot        quot private quot   true       EOP    curl -H  quot Authorization  token  GH ACCESS TOKEN quot  --data  quot  PAYLOAD quot          https   api github com user repos   echo   echo  quot   mirroring  repo to github    quot      echo   git push --mirror  quot git github com  GH USERNAME  slug git quot    j      j   1      hr       cd      done     i      i   1    done

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There is the Importing a repository with GitHub Importer  If you have a project hosted on another version control system as Mercurial  you can automatically import it to GitHub using the GitHub Importer tool    In the upper-right corner of any page  click   and then click Import repository  Under  Your old repository s clone URL   type the URL of the project you want to import  Choose your user account or an organization to own the repository  then type a name for the repository on GitHub  Specify whether the new repository should be public or private    Public repositories are visible to any user on GitHub  so you can benefit from GitHub s collaborative community  Public or private repository radio buttonsPrivate repositories are only available to the repository owner  as well as any collaborators you choose to share with   Review the information you entered  then click Begin import    You ll receive an email when the repository has been completely imported    https   help github com categories importing-your-projects-to-github https   help github com articles importing-a-repository-with-github-importer

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In case you want to move your local git repository to another upstream you can also do this   to get the current remote url      git remote get-url origin   will show something like  https   bitbucket com git myrepo  to set new remote repository      git remote set-url origin git github com folder myrepo git   now push contents of current  develop  branch      git push --set-upstream origin develop   You now have a full copy of the branch in the new remote   optionally return to original git-remote for this local folder      git remote set-url origin https   bitbucket com git myrepo   Gives the benefit you can now get your new git-repository from github in another folder so that you have two local folders both pointing to the different remotes  the previous  bitbucket  and the new one both available

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In case you couldn t find  Import code  button on github  you can     directly open Github Importer and enter the url  It will look like   give it a name  or it will import the name automatically  select Public or Private repo Click Begin Import   UPDATE  Recently  Github announced the ability to  Import repositories with large files

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Here are the steps to move a private Git repository   Step 1  Create Github repository  First  create a new private repository on Github com  It   s important to keep the repository empty  e g  don   t check option Initialize this repository with a README when creating the repository   Step 2  Move existing content  Next  we need to fill the Github repository with the content from our Bitbucket repository    Check out the existing repository from Bitbucket          git clone https   USER bitbucket org USER PROJECT git    Add the new Github repository as upstream remote of the repository checked out from Bitbucket          cd PROJECT       git remote add upstream https   github com USER PROJECT git    Push all branches  below  just master  and tags to the Github repository          git push upstream master       git push --tags upstream   Step 3  Clean up old repository  Finally  we need to ensure that developers don   t get confused by having two repositories for the same project  Here is how to delete the Bitbucket repository    Double-check that the Github repository has all content Go to the web interface of the old Bitbucket repository Select menu option Setting   Delete repository Add the URL of the new Github repository as redirect URL   With that  the repository completely settled into its new home at Github  Let all the developers know

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Simplest way of doing it   git remote rename origin repo bitbucket  git remote add origin https   github com abc repo git  git push origin master   Once the push to GitHub is successful  delete the old remote by running   git remote rm repo bitbucket

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I realize this is an old question  I found it several months ago when I was trying to do the same thing  and was underwhelmed by the answers given  They all seemed to deal with importing from Bitbucket to GitHub one repository at a time  either via commands issued    la carte  or via the GitHub importer   I grabulated the code from a GitHub project called gitter and modified it to suite my needs   You can fork the gist  or take the code from here      usr bin env ruby require  fileutils     Originally  -- Dave Deriso        -- deriso gmail com   Contributor -- G  Richard Bellamy -- rbellamy terradatum com   If you contribute  put your name here    To get your team ID    1  Go to your GitHub profile  select  Personal Access Tokens   and create an Access token   2  curl -H  Authorization  token  lt very-long-access-token gt   https   api github com orgs  lt org-name gt  teams   3  Find the team name  and grabulate the Team ID   4  PROFIT    ----------------------------------------------------------------------  your particulars  access token       team id       org         ----------------------------------------------------------------------  the verison of this app  version    0 2    ----------------------------------------------------------------------  some global params  create   false  add   false  migrate   false  debug   false  done   false  error   false   ----------------------------------------------------------------------  fancy schmancy color scheme  class String  def c cc     e   cc m  self  e 0m  end end  200 to i times   i  print i to s c i           puts  sep    -  c 90  95  sep pref       c 90  95  sep thick       c 90  95   ----------------------------------------------------------------------   greetings  def hello   puts  sep   puts  BitBucket to GitHub migrator -- v    version   c 95     puts  sep thick end  def goodbye   puts  sep   puts  done   c 95    puts  sep   exit end  def puts title text     puts   sep     text   c 36    sep end   ----------------------------------------------------------------------   helper methods  def get options   require  optparse     n options   0   show options   false    OptionParser new do  opts      opts banner    sep    nUsage  gitter  options  n  c 36      opts version    version     opts on  -n    --name  name    String   Set the name of the new repo      value   repo name   value  n options  1       opts on  -c    --create   String   Create new repo      create   true  n options  1       opts on  -m    --migrate   String   Migrate the repo      migrate   true  n options  1       opts on  -a    --add   String   Add repo to team      add   true  n options  1       opts on  -l    --language  language    String   Set language of the new repo      value   language   value strip downcase  n options  1       opts on  -d    --debug    Print commands for inspection  doesn  t actually run them      debug   true  n options  1       opts on tail  -h    --help    Prints this little guide     show options   true  n options  1        opts   opts   end parse     if show options    n options    0     puts  opts     puts   nExamples   c 36      puts  create new repo        t tgitter -c -l javascript -n node app  c 93      puts  migrate existing to GitHub        tgitter -m -n node app  c 93      puts  create repo and migrate to it        tgitter -c -m -l javascript -n node app  c 93      puts  create repo  migrate to it  and add it to a team        tgitter -c -m -a -l javascript -n node app  c 93      puts   nNotes   c 36      puts  Access Token for repo is    access token  - change this on line 13      puts  Team ID for repo is    team id  - change this on line 14      puts  Organization for repo is    org  - change this on line 15      puts  The assumption is that the person running the script has SSH access to BitBucket       puts  and GitHub  and that if the current directory contains a directory with the same      puts  name as the repo to migrated  it will deleted and recreated  or created if it      puts  doesn  t exist - the repo to migrate is mirrored locally  and then created on      puts  GitHub and pushed from that local clone       puts  New repos are private by default      puts  Doesn  t like symbols for language  ex  use   c   instead of   c           puts  sep     exit   end end   ----------------------------------------------------------------------   git helper methods  def gitter create repo    if  language      q curl https   api github com orgs      org    q  repos -H  Authorization  token      access token    q   -d    name       repo    q    private  true  language        language    q        else      q curl https   api github com orgs      org    q  repos -H  Authorization  token      access token    q   -d    name       repo    q    private  true      end end  def gitter add repo    if  language      q curl https   api github com teams      team id    q  repos      org    q      repo    q  -H  Accept  application vnd github v3 json  -H  Authorization  token      access token    q   -d    permission   pull   language        language    q        else      q curl https   api github com teams      team id    q  repos      org    q      repo    q  -H  Accept  application vnd github v3 json  -H  Authorization  token      access token    q   -d    permission   pull       end end  def git clone mirror bitbucket origin  path     git clone --mirror   bitbucket origin   end  def git push mirror github origin  path      cd      path    amp  amp  git push --mirror   github origin   amp  amp  cd      end  def show pwd   if  debug     Dir getwd     end end  def git list origin path      cd      path    amp  amp  git config remote origin url  amp  amp  cd      end    error checks  def has repo   File exist    git   end  def has repo or error show error     repo exists   has repo   if   repo exists     puts  Error  no  git folder in current directory  c 91  if show error      error   true   end    has repo     repo exists   end  def has repo name or error show error     repo name exists     defined   repo name   nil    if   repo name exists     puts  Error  repo name missing  -n your name here   c 91  if show error      error   true   end end   ----------------------------------------------------------------------   main methods def run commands    if  debug     commands each    x  puts x      else     commands each    x  system x      end end  def set globals    puts title  Parameters      git bitbucket origin      git bitbucket org    org     repo name  git     git github origin    git github com    org     repo name  git     puts  debug       debug to s c 93    puts  working in      Dir pwd c 93    puts  create       create to s c 93    puts  migrate       migrate to s c 93    puts  add       add to s c 93    puts  language       language to s c 93    puts  repo name      repo name to s c 93    puts  bitbucket       git bitbucket origin to s c 93    puts  github       git github origin to s c 93    puts  team id       team id to s c 93    puts  org       org to s c 93  end  def create repo   puts title  Creating      error checks   has repo name or error true    goodbye if  error    puts  sep    commands           gitter create  repo name         run commands end   def add repo   puts title  Adding repo to team      error checks   has repo name or error true    goodbye if  error    puts  sep    commands           gitter add  repo name         run commands end  def migrate repo    puts title  Migrating Repo to    repo provider       error checks   has repo name or error true    goodbye if  error    if Dir exists      repo name  git       puts     repo name  already exists    recursively deleting       FileUtils rm r     repo name  git     end    path       repo name  git    commands         git clone mirror  git bitbucket origin  path       git list origin path       git push mirror  git github origin  path         run commands end   ----------------------------------------------------------------------  sequence control hello get options   do stuff set globals create repo if  create migrate repo if  migrate add repo if  add   peace out goodbye   Then  to use the script     create a list of repos foo bar baz    execute the script  iterating over your list while read p  do   bitbucket-to-github rb -a -n  p  done lt repos    good nuff

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You can refer to the GitHub page  Duplicating a repository   It uses    git clone --mirror  to clone every references  commits  tags  branches  git push --mirror  to push everything   That would give   git clone --mirror https   bitbucket org exampleuser repository-to-mirror git   Make a bare mirrored clone of the repository  cd repository-to-mirror git git remote set-url --push origin https   github com exampleuser mirrored   Set the push location to your mirror  git push --mirror   As Noted in the comments by L S    it is easier to use the Import Code feature from GitHub described by MarMass  See https   github com new import  Unless    your repo includes a large file  the problem is  the import tool will fail without a clear error message  Only GitHub Support would be able to diagnose what happened

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