Which content? If you are only interested in the repository itself, then you are already done, as everyone who cloned it would have a local copy of it. If you

Which content? If you are only interested in the repository itself, then you are already done, as everyone who cloned it would have a local copy of it. If you want to use a similar workflow (as in, an always available publicly addressable git server to push and pull to), you can do that with "git remote set-url origin <new repository url>". If you want to move the wiki, you can also 'git clone' that, although I believe github uses a slightly nonstandard markdown language. I do not believe their is a good way to migrate your issue tracker.