# Migrating a Pipeline

### **Migrating Pipeline**                                                                 &#x20;

* Click the ***GIT Migration*** option from the admin menu panel.

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* Click the ***Import File*** option that gets displayed below. &#x20;

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* The ***Import Document*** page opens.
* Click the Import option.  &#x20;

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* The ***Migration – Document Import*** page opens.
* Select the ***New Vcs*** option for the Version Control Configuration.
* Select the ***Pipeline*** module from the ***Select a Module*** drop-down menu.&#x20;
* Search a pipeline name in the given ***Search*** bar.
* The customised list of the imported pipeline appears.                                                                         &#x20;

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* Select a pipeline from the displayed list.
* Available versions of the selected pipeline appear.

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* Select a version using the given checkbox.
* The ***Migrate*** option appears below. Click the ***Migration*** option.                                                                         &#x20;

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* A success message appears to confirm the completion of the migration action.                                           &#x20;

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* The Migrated pipeline can be seen on the ***Pipeline List*** page.

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