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How to migrate from Bitbucket server to cloud without outside access to existing Bitbucket server?

Baztheman

Hi,

I am currently using Bitbucket server v6.3.2 and planning to migrate to Bitbucket cloud. However, my current Bitbucket server is behind the firewall. I only see documents on how to import from an externally accessible Bitbucket server. Is there any way that I can clone the repo from the current Bitbucket server to my local mac laptop, then upload/import the code with all history into the new repo in the Bitbucket cloud? How? Any step-by-step instruction?

Thank you.

Barry

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Monique vdB

from @Mikael Sandberg who is having issues trying to post this reply:

Yes, you can import an existing repository. Here are the steps:

Clone your existing repositories
In Bitbucket Cloud, create a new empty repository for each of the ones you want to import.
Point your local repository to Bitbucket Cloud by changing the URL it uses.
Push everything to Bitbucket Cloud.

The only thing that you cannot import by doing it this way is any Bitbucket specific things, like existing pull requests, permissions and hooks that you currently have. This will only import the repository.

For more information, have a look at this link for the exact commands you need to run: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/push-versioned-code-to-an-empty-repository-877177145.html

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Monique vdB

from @Mikael Sandberg who is having issues trying to post this reply:

Yes, you can import an existing repository. Here are the steps:

Clone your existing repositories
In Bitbucket Cloud, create a new empty repository for each of the ones you want to import.
Point your local repository to Bitbucket Cloud by changing the URL it uses.
Push everything to Bitbucket Cloud.

For more information, have a look at this link for the exact commands you need to run: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/push-versioned-code-to-an-empty-repository-877177145.html

Mikael Sandberg

testing to post here

For more information visit https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/push-versioned-code-to-an-empty-repository-877177145.html

Baztheman

Monique, thank you for your quick response. Yes, I found that link also. It is not easy to find tho.

So, I followed the instruction but got the following error with a brand new repo. How can I resolve it? Thanks.

mp-ml-081:master bonnie$ git remote set-url origin https://scm@bitbucket.org/scm/commons.git

mp-ml-081:master bonnie$ git push -u origin -all

error: did you mean `--all` (with two dashes ?)

mp-ml-081:master bonnie$ git push -u origin --all

Password for 'https://scm@bitbucket.org':

To https://bitbucket.org/pscm/commons.git

! [rejected] master -> master (fetch first)

error: failed to push some refs to 'https://scm@bitbucket.org/scm/commons.git'

hint: Updates were rejected because the remote contains work that you do

hint: not have locally. This is usually caused by another repository pushing

hint: to the same ref. You may want to first integrate the remote changes

hint: (e.g., 'git pull ...') before pushing again.

hint: See the 'Note about fast-forwards' in 'git push --help' for details.

Mikael Sandberg

Hi Barry,

When you created the repository in Bitbucket, did you choose not to add a readme file in it? The error you get indicates that the remote repository, in Bitbucket, isn’t empty.

Mikael Sandberg

Testing to post an answer here

Baztheman

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