Ujagbor/Mirror-and-synchronizing

Mirror and synchronizing GitHub & Bitbucket repo

Mirror-and-synchronizing

Mirror and synchronizing GitHub & Bitbucket repository

On GitHub, create a new repository (import or from scratch)

• Importing a private repository from Bitbucket to Github Navigate to your Bitbucket repository Example "Mirroring-Repo" Create an access token under Repository settings > Security > Access tokens Create Repository Access Token with selecting all the "READ" Permission Copy the last Access token Example { "https://x-token-auth:ATCTT3xFfGN0TSG5xC5PMZex1aEWC2wMY7j1SiYTwLpR7WTpHQ4DJ1oRfevWbd-LVn9bRzmr3csDN4DEjT57KYlsxWcKXnk5zW17DLJ9ssRcOFFwegxzPTMS-MAfumre3yDmXup-z1nHb8XSRGI9N_McR6FRyHArzIoPIWiJSk6cQfYqfAkIw_w=65FC4ty63@bitbucket.org/demo-migration12/solstice_demo.git" }

  

  Navigate To Github and Import the Repository while keeping the same name "Mirroring-Repo"

• On Bitbucket, Enable Pipelines under Repository settings > Pipelines > Settings

  

• On Bitbucket, Generate keys under Repository settings > Pipelines > SSH keys. Copy the public key to clipboard

• On the same page, under Known hosts enter github.com as the Host address and then click Fetch followed by Add host

• On GitHub, add the public key under Settings > Security > Deploy keys > Add deploy key. Tick the checkbox to Allow write access

  

• On Bitbucket, add the public key under Repository settings > Security > Access keys > Add key

  

• On Bitbucket, Create an access tokens under Repository settings > Security > Access tokens. Create Repository Access Token with selecting all the "READ" Permission and tick the checkbox of Webhooks

• Copy the first Token Example { "ATCTT3xFfGN0TSG5xC5PMZex1aEWC2wMY7j1SiYTwLpR7WTpHQ4DJ1oRfevWbd-LVn9bRzmr3csDN4DEjT57KYlsxWcKXnk5zW17DLJ9ssRcOFFwegxzPTMS-MAfumre3yDmXup-z1nHb8XSRGI9N_McR6FRyHArzIoPIWiJSk6cQfYqfAkIw_w=65FC4ty63" }

• On Bitbucket, Create a Repository variables under Repository Settings > Pipeline > Repository variable. Naming the variable Example " BITBUCKET_VARIABLE"

  

• On Github, At the top right click on your Profile, Scroll down at the bottom click on settings

  

• At the bottom left of the page click Developer Settings, Create a Personal access tokens Under Personal access tokens > Token (classic) > Generate new token > Generate new token (classic)

  

• Check the "repo" box, "Workflow" box and the "write:package" box. Genarate Token and copy the token Example "ghp_zY5GxaeytuAZlR4tPcwqovPz7c2ZVy1kdfg"

  

• On Bitbucket, Create a Repository variables with the Access Token from Github under Repository Settings > Pipeline > Repository variable. Naming the variable Example "GITHUB_VARIABLE"

Inside the Bitbucket repo, create a bitbucket-pipelines.yml file containing the following:

  pipelines:
    default:
      - step:
          name: Sync GitHub Mirror
          image: alpine/git:latest
          clone:
            enabled: false
          script:
            - git clone --mirror https://x-token-auth:"$BITBUCKET_VARIABLE"@bitbucket.org/demo-migration12/Mirroring-Repo.git ## @bitbucket.org follow by your Bitbucket repository path
            - cd Mirroring-Repo.git ## cd followed by your Github repository Name
            - git push --mirror https://x-token-auth:"$GITHUB_VARIABLE"@github.com/asaphdanchi/Mirroring-Repo.git ## @github.com followed by your Github repository path

On your code replace the "$BITBUCKET_VARIABLE" and "$GITHUB_VARIABLE" with your corresponding variable names while keeping the $ and the "" sign.

Run the pipeline in Bitbucket

HAPPY LEARNING 🙂