How to import code from gitee

Github, solving the problem of code hosting platform migration

With the continuous development of Internet technology, code hosting platforms are also constantly emerging and updated. During use, you may sometimes need to transfer your code from one platform to another, such as importing code from Gitee into Github. This article will introduce how to implement this process and help readers successfully complete the migration.

1. Create a Github account

First, you need to register an account on Github. If you already have an account, you can skip this step. The process of registering an account is relatively simple. You can fill in your email, user name, password and other information according to the prompts. After successful registration, you can enter your personal homepage and set an avatar, description and other information for your account.

2. Create a new Github warehouse

Creating a new warehouse in Github is the first step to migrate the Gitee code. You can click the "New" button on your personal homepage to enter the creation page. Fill in the warehouse name, description, select whether it is a public warehouse and other information on the page. You can decide whether to enable project readme files and protocol files on a case-by-case basis.

3. Export code from Gitee

In the Gitee personal homepage, enter the code repository to be migrated, click the "Manage" button to enter the management interface. You can find the "Export" button in the upper right corner of the interface. Click it to start exporting the code. The exported file format is a zip compressed package. Download the file locally.

4. Import the code into Github

Extract the downloaded zip package to your local computer, and you can see all the files containing the code. Enter the repository created by Github and you can see the "Upload files" button on the right. After clicking the button, an upload interface will pop up. Drag and drop all the files exported by Gitee into the interface. At the bottom of the interface, you can fill in the commit description information. After filling in, click "Commit changes" to upload successfully.

5. Set up branches and merge code

If the code in Gitee has multiple branches, you need to create a new corresponding branch in Github and upload the corresponding code in the branch. Merging code in Github is also easier, just add a merge request to the corresponding branch.

6. Check whether the code has been successfully migrated

After completing the above steps, you can enter the warehouse page in Github to check whether the code has been successfully migrated. At the same time, you can also check the activity and contribution of the code in Github's "Insights". If the code migration is successful, you can happily continue to maintain and update the code in Github.

Summary

Through the above steps, we can successfully import the code in Gitee into Github, and also solve the problem of migrating the code hosting platform. While there may be differences in details between the two platforms, overall the migration is not that difficult. Before migrating the code, it is recommended to back up the original code to avoid data loss due to unexpected situations during the process. I hope this article can help readers solve migration problems and make the code transition smoothly to the new hosting platform.

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