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Yeah, I'm literally looking at GitLab's "Migrate from GitHub" page on their docs site right now. If there's a way to import issues and projects I could be sold.

• Zambyte 8mo ago
  Maybe it's be reasonable to script using the glab and gh clis? I've never tried anything like that, but I regularly use the glab cli and it's pretty comprehensive.
  • notpushkin 8mo ago
    No need – it imports pretty much anything you can reliably import from GitHub, including issues and PRs (with comments): https://docs.gitlab.com/user/project/import/github/#imported-data https://docs.gitlab.com/user/project/import/github/#imported...
• gslepak 8mo ago
  > If there's a way to import issues and projects I could be sold. That is what that feature does. It imports issues and code and more (not sure about "projects", don't use that feature on Github).
• stevekemp 8mo ago
  If you're considering moving away from github due to problems with reliability/outages, then any migration to gitlab will not make you happy.
  • bartread 8mo ago
    Thanks for the heads up.
• nextaccountic 8mo ago
  I wish more people used git-bug. It stores issues and PRs in git (not as branches or tags but as special refs that don't pollute the output when you list branches), and have bridges from/to github and other sites It's like the fossil model, but on Git https://github.com/git-bug/git-bug https://github.com/git-bug/git-bug If everyone used it, it would eliminate this specific form of lock in