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 1 | # GitHub Actions Importer Full Guide 🚀
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 3 | GitHub Actions Importer helps plan, test, and automate your migration to GitHub Actions from the following platforms:
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 5 | - Azure DevOps 🔄
 6 | - Bamboo (currently in beta) 🎋
 7 | - CircleCI 🔄
 8 | - GitLab 🔄
 9 | - Jenkins 🔄
10 | - Travis CI 🔄
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12 | ## How to Request Support ❓
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14 | If you need assistance, you can file a support ticket [here](https://example.com/support).
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16 | ## Getting Started 🚀
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18 | GitHub Actions Importer is distributed as a Docker container and this extension to the official GitHub CLI to interact with the Docker container.
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20 | ### Prerequisites ✅
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22 | The following requirements must be met to be able to use the GitHub Actions Importer:
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24 | - The Docker CLI must be installed and running. 🐳
25 | - The official GitHub CLI must be installed. 💻
26 | - You must have credentials to authenticate with the GitHub Container Registry. 🔑
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28 | ### Installation ⬇️
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30 | Next, the GitHub Actions Importer CLI extension can be installed via this command:
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33 | $ gh extension install github/gh-actions-importer
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35 | ### Configuration⚙️
36 | New versions of the GitHub Actions Importer are released on a regular basis. To ensure you're up to date, run the following command:
37 | $ gh actions-importer update
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39 | In order for GitHub Actions Importer to communicate with your current CI/CD server and GitHub, various credentials must be available for the command. These can be configured using environment variables or a .env.local file. These environment variables can be configured in an interactive prompt by running the following command:
40 | $ gh actions-importer configure
41 | ? Enter value for 'GITHUB_ACCESS_TOKEN' (leave empty to skip): 
42 | ...
43 | You can find detailed information about using environment variables in the platform-specific documentation.
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45 | ### Documentation📖
46 | Detailed information about how to use GitHub Actions Importer can be found in the documentation.
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48 | ### Recordings▶️
49 | You can access recorded demos of GitHub Actions Importer performing migrations to Actions from the following CI/CD platforms:
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51 | - Azure DevOps
52 | - CircleCI
53 | - GitLab
54 | - Jenkins
55 | - Travis CI
56 | - Self-guided learning📚
57 | The GitHub Actions Importer labs repository contains platform-specific learning paths that teach you how to use GitHub Actions Importer and how to approach migrations to GitHub Actions. To learn more, see the GitHub Actions Importer labs repository.
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59 | ### Product roadmap  🚧
60 | To learn about new features coming to GitHub Actions Importer, see the GitHub Public Roadmap.
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62 | ## How to offer feedback or make a feature request 📣
63 | 
64 | If you would like to offer feedback or make a feature request, please create a new discussion [here](https://github.com/github/gh-actions-importer/discussions/new/choose). 
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66 | Feel free to reach out! 😊 [Click me](https://linktr.ee/ADV_Indian_coder) ADV Indian Coder Vinay Kumar Java Developer
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