Moving a repository from GitHub to Bitbucket is a straightforward process that allows you to migrate your project while keeping everything intact.
Whether you’re transitioning for team collaboration or personal preference, this step-by-step guide will show you how to import your GitHub repository into Bitbucket with ease, complete with a demo.
Steps to follow:
1. Go to the GitHub repository and click the 'Code' button. Then, copy the HTTPS or SSH URL from the popup.
2. Next, go to Bitbucket, click on the 'Repository' tab, and select the 'Create repository' button.
3. Click on the 'Import repository' option.
4. You’ll be redirected to a page where you can paste the GitHub repository URL you copied earlier. Click 'Requires authorization', then enter your GitHub username and password.
5. Enter the repository name you want, or use the same name as the GitHub repository. Choose whether to make it public or private, then click the 'Import Repository' button.
6. Wait for the import process to finish.
That's it!
You've successfully imported the repository from GitHub to Bitbucket.
Now that you've successfully imported your GitHub repository into Bitbucket, your project is ready to continue smoothly in its new environment.
This transfer helps maintain continuity and ensures your codebase is accessible to your team or for personal use.
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