Migrating a DS Lab Project

The DS Lab Project Migration feature enables users to import a previously exported DS Lab project, script, or model from a Git repository. This ensures seamless transfer of projects across environments, workspaces, or user accounts while maintaining version history and project integrity.

Note: The DS Lab module appears as Dslabs in the Git migration interface.

Steps to Import a Migrated DS Lab Project

Navigation path: Admin Module > Git Migration > Import File > Import Document

  1. Navigate to the Admin Module.

  2. Click the Git Migration icon from the side navigation bar.

  3. Click Import File.

  4. On the Import Document page, click Import.

  5. The Document Import page opens.

  6. Select New VCS for the Version Control configuration.

  7. From the Select Module drop-down, choose Dslabs.

  8. From the Migration – Document Import drop-down, select the Project to migrate.

  9. Use the Search bar to locate a specific project from the displayed list.

  10. Click the Project from the displayed list.

  11. Available versions of the selected project appear on the right side.

  12. Select the desired version by checking the checkbox.

  13. The Project name and Project URL are displayed below.

  14. Select a branch from the Branch drop-down menu.

  15. Click Migrate to initiate the migration.

  16. A notification message confirms that the project has been successfully migrated.

Accessing the Migrated Project

  1. Navigate to the Projects page in the Data Science Lab module.

  2. The migrated project will be added to the top of the project list.

  3. The project is now available for opening, editing, or running notebooks, scripts, and models.

Notes

  • Only Repo Sync projects are supported for importing models. The projects previously exported via Git can be imported using this method.

  • Migration preserves project structure, scripts, notebooks, and associated models.

  • Ensure the selected branch corresponds to the desired project version to avoid overwriting existing work.

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