How to migrate your AWS CodeCommit repository to another Git provider
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This article provides instructions on how to migrate an AWS CodeCommit repository to another Git provider, such as GitLab or GitHub.
Specifically, the article covers:
- Prerequisites for migration, including having the necessary credentials and permissions for both AWS and the new provider
- Detailed steps for migrating to GitLab or GitHub, as well as a generic migration process for other providers
- Post-migration tasks, such as updating CI/CD pipelines, fixing protected branches, and informing team members
- Deleting the original AWS CodeCommit repository after successful migration
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