Getting error when importing repo to GitHub #1025
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I am using GEI to migrate a repository from an on-prem Bitbucket Server to GitHub. I'm seeing an error and I'm not sure if it's a user error or an actual error. I'm looking for some help/guidance. Because our Bitbucket Server is behind a firewall I've set up an AWS S3 bucket per the GitHub migration instructions. I'm doing the migration in two steps - first calling gh bbs2gh migrate-repo with the --bbs-server-url, --bbs-project and --bbs-repo arguments. That is generating a .tar file which I manually copy to my local machine. For the second step I call gh bbs2gh migrate-repo with the --archive-path, --github-org, --github-repo and --aws-bucket-name arguments. Below is the relevant command and its output
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Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! |
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Best way to get help for things like this is to open a support ticket. My first guess is you don't have the feature flag enabled to allow bitbucket migrations (bitbucket migrations are currently in private beta). If that is the case we should have a better error message (cc @timrogers ) |
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Thanks for the quick response! Do I open that support ticket with you for your tool, or with GitHub? Where would I find this feature flag to enable it? Is it at the org or enterprise level? I’m an owner of the org I’m trying to migrate into, but not of the enterprise level, so I’d have to get one of the enterprise level owners to enable the flag if it’s at the enterprise level.
Paul Fazio
Principal Release Engineer
www.imprivata.com
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Best way to get help for things like this is to open a support ticket. My first guess was you don't have the feature flag enabled to allow bitbucket migrations (bitbucket migrations are currently in private beta).
If that is the case we should have a better error message (cc @timrogers<https://github.com/timrogers> )
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Best way to get help for things like this is to open a support ticket. My first guess is you don't have the feature flag enabled to allow bitbucket migrations (bitbucket migrations are currently in private beta).
If that is the case we should have a better error message (cc @timrogers )