How to transfer a gitlab repository into github

Method 1: Use the linux command line

1. Assume you have a gitlab repository called matric2016.git
2. Create a new working directory:

$ mkdir myproj && cd myproj
$ git clone gitlab@gitlab.com/Banzyme2/matric2016.git
$ cd matric2016.git

Make sure you create a github repository with the same name as the gitlab repository ,i.e. matric2016

3. Clone your project into github as follows:

$ git remote add github https://github.com/Banzyme/matric2016.git
$ git push --mirror github

Method 2: Using the github dashboard repository import

1. Click "+" next to your github profile. Select import repository

2. Fill out the import form as follows

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