Capability to Migrate data from GitLab to GitHub Repositories
Users can seamlessly migrate their existing Gitlab source codes to GitHub, using Opsera Task. The GitLab (source) repositories from a group or subgroup can be selected to be moved to the GitHub repository (target).
All of the GitLab repository's projects, merge requests, branch protection guidelines, issues, commit comments, webhooks, and wiki will be moved over as part of the migration. For more info, read here.
Set Up LFS for GitHub Migration Tasks
When transferring large files from an SCM tool to GitHub, users have the option to configure LFS. This moves the received file from the repository to the Large File Storage.
Prior to this, by default, all migrated Github repositories containing large files larger than 100 MB were designated as LFS. Now, in order to mark a large file as LFS, users must first set up LFS at the time the task is created. Users can determine whether they have files larger than 100mb and select the LFS option for their migrations accordingly. For more info, read here.
