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1. Change to a directory where you _do not_ already have the GitHub project in question checked out (for safety reasons, it wants to work on a fresh copy and will not proceed if you already have a copy). | ||
2. Run `./finishGoogleCodeGitHubWikiMigration [email protected]:<username>/<project>.git` (replacing `<username>` & `<project>` with the username & project name, respectively, to be cloned from GitHub). | ||
1. You must creat at least one page in your GitHub project's wiki (I just created the default `Home` page). | ||
2. Change to a directory where you _do not_ already have the GitHub project in question checked out (for safety reasons, it wants to work on a fresh copy and will not proceed if you already have a copy). | ||
2. Run `finishGoogleCodeGitHubWikiMigration [email protected]:<username>/<project>.git` (replacing `<username>` & `<project>` with the username & project name, respectively, to be cloned from GitHub). | ||
3. It should clone the repositories & do it's work, leaving you with two locally-modified repositories `<project>` & `<project>.wiki`, having committed its changes to each. | ||
4. You should then go into each repository & review all the changes. I suggest at least a `git log` & `git diff HEAD^1` on each. | ||
5. If, **and only if**, you feel the changes are correct, you can perform a `git push` on each to commit the changes back to the repository on GitHub. | ||
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