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have an existing git project, and hosting my remote bare repo on dropbox, want to move to bitbucket

kerryfrombenbrook

I have a bit repo with a few years of history, and have been using a simple bare repository on my dropbox as my remote. I use Sourcetree as my git tool.

I'd like to look into moving to bitbucket, but don't really know how to start. And I may exceed 1GB of storage.

thanks!

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Aron Gombas _Midori_

You should be able to migrate your existing repository from Dropbox to Bitbucket simply by:

1. Cloning the Dropbox repo to a local repo

2. Push the local repo to Bitbucket

That's it.

Well, if you exceed the 1G limit (which should not happen with smaller projects unless they use large binary files), you will see that during step 2.

Good luck!

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Aron Gombas _Midori_

You should be able to migrate your existing repository from Dropbox to Bitbucket simply by:

1. Cloning the Dropbox repo to a local repo

2. Push the local repo to Bitbucket

That's it.

Well, if you exceed the 1G limit (which should not happen with smaller projects unless they use large binary files), you will see that during step 2.

Good luck!

kerryfrombenbrook

Thanks! I just did it, and it worked great! And I must have misunderstood about the file storage limit. My repo is over 400MB, but the LFS is 0 bytes (I've never heard of LFS). Now I need to learn about ssh and two-factor authentication. I don't have a team, it's just me.

Thanks again!

Aron Gombas _Midori_

Kerry, please don't forget to accept my answer so that future visitors can see it helped with the problem.

kerryfrombenbrook

Sorry so late, but finally done. Thanks again! Have a great day.

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