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We currently have a Gitolite system and have a couple hundred repositories. In the Stash documentation I don't see a way to import repositories from a disk store.
Ideally I'd be able to point Stash at a directory on-disk and say "grab these repositories and create a new project for each" – or even better, create a new project for all repositories under a common path.
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[BSERV-2590] Import repositories on-disk
Yes i will make a script......Currently i am going one at a time from one instance to another instance. automation save me!!
Dear watchers, in case you missed it, Bitbucket 4.9 includes a repository importer that can bulk import from Bitbucket.org, Github, and single raw HTTP Git URLs.
While it doesn't do bulk on-disk imports per this suggestion, we hope this might be useful.
Matt
added a comment - I agree with Oguz. While we can take the time to write a script, I could do that with Gitlab. I would expect purchasing an enterprise application would have that functionality embedded.
Matt
added a comment - I agree with Oguz. While we can take the time to write a script, I could do that with Gitlab. I would expect purchasing an enterprise application would have that functionality embedded. I'm a developer on Stash. We have an early release of an importer for Stash available for customers to try out. It will scan for repositories on your local disk, create projects and repositories on Stash via REST and finally import the repositories into Stash.
Get in touch with us at http://support.atlassian.com if you'd like to try it out.
In the meantime, It should be possible to write up a script that creates projects/repositories and pushes the git repositories – all using the Stash REST apis.
Have a look at:
Create a project over rest: https://developer.atlassian.com/static/rest/stash/2.4.2/stash-rest.html#idp487632
Create a repository over rest: https://developer.atlassian.com/static/rest/stash/2.4.2/stash-rest.html#idp953008
Alexey Efimov
added a comment - Another one reason to have natural directories naming for git repositories on disk (STASH-2993).
Alexey Efimov
added a comment - Another one reason to have natural directories naming for git repositories on disk ( STASH-2993 ). 
Jeff Mitchell
added a comment - 427 over here, and going up every day.
Even 427 is basically not realistic without an importer. Don't want to imagine 2300.
Jeff Mitchell
added a comment - 427 over here, and going up every day.
Even 427 is basically not realistic without an importer. Don't want to imagine 2300. 
Mikko Hyvärinen
added a comment - 2300 repos and counting, please consider implementing this. 
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