Migrating a repo to GitHub from the command line

If you have a Git repository which is cloned from a Cloud Platform repository and you want to use the Cloud Platform Pipelines command-line client to switch to using GitHub as the source repository for the associated application, complete the following steps:

Ensure you have all the latest commits from the Cloud Platform repository by executing the following command:
```
git fetch
```
Rename the Cloud Platform remote repository from origin to your desired new name, such as cloud:
```
git remote rename origin cloud
```
Add a new remote repository named origin for the GitHub repository you want to use, replacing [USER] and [REPO] with the appropriate values:
```
git remote add origin [email protected]:[USER]/[REPO].git
```
Push all branches from the repository to GitHub:
```
git push origin --all --force
```
Run the pipelines github-connect command to associate this repository with your Cloud Platform application.

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Ensure you have all the latest commits from the Cloud Platform repository by executing the following command:
```
git fetch
```
Rename the Cloud Platform remote repository from origin to your desired new name, such as cloud:
```
git remote rename origin cloud
```
Add a new remote repository named origin for the GitHub repository you want to use, replacing [USER] and [REPO] with the appropriate values:
```
git remote add origin [email protected]:[USER]/[REPO].git
```
Push all branches from the repository to GitHub:
```
git push origin --all --force
```
Run the pipelines github-connect command to associate this repository with your Cloud Platform application.

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Ensure you have all the latest commits from the Cloud Platform repository by executing the following command:
```
git fetch
```
Rename the Cloud Platform remote repository from origin to your desired new name, such as cloud:
```
git remote rename origin cloud
```
Add a new remote repository named origin for the GitHub repository you want to use, replacing [USER] and [REPO] with the appropriate values:
```
git remote add origin [email protected]:[USER]/[REPO].git
```
Push all branches from the repository to GitHub:
```
git push origin --all --force
```
Run the pipelines github-connect command to associate this repository with your Cloud Platform application.

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Ensure you have all the latest commits from the Cloud Platform repository by executing the following command:
```
git fetch
```
Rename the Cloud Platform remote repository from origin to your desired new name, such as cloud:
```
git remote rename origin cloud
```
Add a new remote repository named origin for the GitHub repository you want to use, replacing [USER] and [REPO] with the appropriate values:
```
git remote add origin [email protected]:[USER]/[REPO].git
```
Push all branches from the repository to GitHub:
```
git push origin --all --force
```
Run the pipelines github-connect command to associate this repository with your Cloud Platform application.

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