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I posted this on another thread. If you only want the commits, something like this works, ssh user@git.example.com mkdir project-1.git cd project-1

I posted this on another thread. If you only want the commits, something like this works, ssh user@git.example.com mkdir project-1.git cd project-1.git git init —-bare exit git remote add alternate user@git.example.com:project-1.git All you need is SSH

kenniskrag 6y ago
I use it also that way. Gitlab does the same if you use ssh. They provide hooks on init so that gitlab knows if something happens.
judge2020 6y ago
All you need to get all commits and all tags/branches: git clone --mirror https://github.com/you/repo Push those to another server: git remote add new https://gitlab.com/you/repo git push --mirror new