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How to migrate from Bitbucket Server to Bitbucket cloud

Martin Rupp

Is there any reasonable way to migrate from bitbucket server to bitbucket cloud?

Thanks

martin

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Ana Retamal

Hi Martin, you can import the source code and history from Bitbucket cloud to Server as explained at Importing code. However, you'll need to manually recreate all metadata such as permissions, comments, pull requests etc. either from the Bitbucket Server GUI or programmatically using the Bitbucket API. We have a feature request to make this process easier, and you can vote for it at BSERV-3555.

Let us know if you have any questions!

Best regards,

Ana

theQuestion

I agree @Ana Retamal thank you for this update.

Alexey_Zimarev

The feature request is Closed/Fixed but the import function is only available for GitHub. It clearly shows that Atlassian prefers spending resources to attract new customers but not to improve experiences for existing customers, which is sad.

abs chamali_l03n33

I guess this is still the case? very bizarre, lets focus on Github and ignore our own customers, I guess it is time we move to Github and review all of atlassian product lines. They seem to have taken a wrong direction. Now we have to hire someone just specially to do this and migrate other stuff. This has highlighted the problem with using only Atlassain products.

Maren

Hi there,

As you've found, we currently only support migrating repository data (your source code) from Bitbucket Server to Bitbucket Cloud. There's no supported method for migrating user accounts, permission structures, or repository metadata like pull request history and comments. We're currently gathering interesting in this feature, so if this is something you need we recommend watching or voting for this issue.

For more information about migrating from Bitbucket Server to cloud, I recommend reviewing Plan your Bitbucket Server to cloud migration.

As outlined in the guide, there are a few ways to move your data to the cloud:

Use our repository importer to import individual repositories. To migrate using the importer, your Bitbucket Server domain needs to be publicly accessible. If it's not publicly accessible Bitbucket Cloud will not be able to access to your Bitbucket Server to perform the import.
You can also create a new repository on Bitbucket Cloud, and then simply push from your local repository to the new repository in Bitbucket Cloud.
If you have a lot of repositories, Bitbucket Cloud provides APIs for you to script the creation and pushing of repositories in bulk.

For more info to help you decide if moving from server to cloud is a good option for you, check out our Atlassian Cloud Migration Center.

I hope this helps, and please don't hesitate to reach out with questions.

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