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GitHub to Bitbucket Migration

Sunil Chhabra
Sunil Chhabra I'm New Here Dec 11, 2022

We are planning to migrate 15-20 repositories from GitHub to Bitbucket,

Is there any checklist of the all the items that we migrate?

It seems that PR, Issues can not be migrated with Bitbucket Import feature, is there any automated way to migrate the same?

Is there anything else that cannot be migrated with Bitbucket Import feature?

Any known issues/problems that can be faced?

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Aron Gombas _Midori_
Aron Gombas _Midori_ Community Leader Dec 12, 2022

If it is important you can write code to migrate more details than just the code.

Because both GitHub and Bitbucket Cloud has its own REST API, you could e.g. get the list of PRs from GitHub (with the source repo/branch/hash and the target repo/branch/hash) and create their equivalents in Bitbucket Cloud.

(Or, if you have only a few of these, you can even re-create them manually.)

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