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FULL MIGRATION RESPOSITORY DATA ON TERMINAL

When you want to clone a repository for the purpose of migration, you really want everything, including all branches.

SIMPLE USAGE

  • Clone this respository

    HTTPS git clone https://github.com/daniloras/full-respository-migration.git

    or

    SSH [email protected]:daniloras/full-respository-migration.git

  • Access to folder

    cd full-respository-migration

  • Run in the folder repository:

    sudo sh ./clone.sh

  • Set URL Origin on terminal - Link Git

  • Set URL Destiny on terminal - Link Git

  • Set Name Folder local to Git Origial

  • Done

FEATURES

  • Clones respositories: Github, Bitbucket and Gitlab

  • All branches includes

  • Clean folder after migration

  • Not necessary inform local folder git origin (coming soon)

AUTHORS


@daniloras

@ariusxi

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