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- page_title "Google Code import"
- header_title "Projects", root_path
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Import projects from Google Code
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= form_tag callback_import_google_code_path, class: 'form-horizontal', multipart: true do
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Follow the steps below to export your Google Code project data.
In the next step, you'll be able to select the projects you want to import.
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Go to
#{link_to "Google Takeout", "https://www.google.com/settings/takeout", target: "_blank"}.
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Make sure you're logged into the account that owns the projects you'd like to import.
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Click the <strong>Select none</strong> button on the right, since we only need "Google Code Project Hosting".
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Scroll down to <strong>Google Code Project Hosting</strong> and enable the switch on the right.
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Choose <strong>Next</strong> at the bottom of the page.
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Leave the "File type" and "Delivery method" options on their default values.
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Choose <strong>Create archive</strong> and wait for archiving to complete.
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Click the <strong>Download</strong> button and wait for downloading to complete.
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Find the downloaded ZIP file and decompress it.
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Find the newly extracted <code>Takeout/Google Code Project Hosting/GoogleCodeProjectHosting.json</code> file.
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Upload <code>GoogleCodeProjectHosting.json</code> here:
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%input{ type: "file", name: "dump_file", id: "dump_file" }
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Do you want to customize how Google Code email addresses and usernames are imported into GitLab?
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= label_tag :create_user_map_0 do
= radio_button_tag :create_user_map, 0, true
No, directly import the existing email addresses and usernames.
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= label_tag :create_user_map_1 do
= radio_button_tag :create_user_map, 1, false
Yes, let me map Google Code users to full names or GitLab users.
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= submit_tag 'Continue to the next step', class: "btn btn-create"
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