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Unable to migrate large repository #6361
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Can I add a repo manually by copying the files then adding it to the |
The simplest option is to create an empty repo and push to it using the CMD line. However I think we should make it possible to just adopt repositories if they're there. |
Okay, I guess I'll try that. So basically, I make sure my repo is up-to-date from my old server. I create a new Gitea repo. I change the remote on my local machine to the new Gitea remote. Then I push. Will that retain all commit histories, branches, etc? |
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#6200 also will partial fix this I think. |
I ended up creating empty repos on the new Gitea server and then overwriting the folder with the repos from the old server. This seems to work without any issue. |
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I was able to migrate a couple test repositories but when I tried to migrate our main repo, which is around 40 gigs, I eventually get a 500 error page and the .git folder disappears from the file system.
I also have the following events in the Chrome console:
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