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Hi, left some comments on the PR :)
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Migrating From Bitbucket to GitHub | |||
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# Outline |
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The title of the page should be more specific in regards to what the guide does.
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# Outline | ||
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## 1. Introduction |
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No need to number the headers :)
- A Bitbucket account with the specified project and set of repositories you want to migrate to GitHub | ||
- A GitHub organization where you have owner permissions or permissions to create a repository | ||
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## 3. Setting Up the GitHub and Bitbucket Integrations on Port |
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All headers should have a capital letter only for the first word. The rest of the sentence will be in lowercase letters. For example: "Promote scorecards". Unless one of them is a well known product such as Lambda, Kubernetes, ArgoCD, etc.
2. Click on **+ Blueprint** to create a blueprint | ||
3. Click on the **Edit JSON** button to enter JSON mode and paste the blueprint definition below | ||
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```json |
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Please number the line like so:
And if the code is long put it in a collapsible as well. Same for the rest of the code snippets
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<details> | |
<summary><b>Port port-app-config.yml (click to expand)</b></summary> | |
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Next, we define a mapping configuration to ingest GitHub repositories, associating them to the `githubService` blueprint in Port. | ||
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1. From the **Builder Page**, select **Data sources** |
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Please add links to the relevant pages like so:
1. From the **Builder Page**, select **Data sources** | |
1. From the [Builder](https://app.getport.io/settings/data-model) page, select [data sources](https://app.getport.io/settings/data-sources). |
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Migrating From Bitbucket to GitHub |
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I don't really see the purpose of this line, Is it suppose to be the header? :)
I suggest using the CONTRIBUTING.md file either with Cursor or ChatGPT to make sure the change is compatible with the docs standards.
You also need to add the guide to the /src/components/guides-section/consts.js so it appears in the guides section.
# Conflicts: # src/components/guides-section/consts.js
Description
This PR adds a comprehensive guide for migrating projects from Bitbucket to GitHub. The guide provides step-by-step instructions to help users successfully migrate their repositories while maintaining their project history and structure.
Added docs pages
/guides/all/migrate-project-from-bibucket-to-github
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Summary
The new guide covers the complete migration process including:
This addresses the need for clear documentation on migrating between Git hosting platforms, making it easier for Port users to transition their projects from Bitbucket to GitHub.