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A wiki may be associated with each project in gitlab. The markup language is slightly different from mediawiki, though. When planning the migration of a wiki, you also need to handle attached files (images, etc.).
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Forge project admins can open a support ticket asking for the following:
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* get a tgz with a full dump of a wiki (pages and attached files), including history
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* get a tgz with a full dump of a wiki (pages and attached files), without history (it's a dump of the current state of the wiki)
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* we have a tool for converting a full forge wiki to a GFM (github flavored markdown) / GLFM (gitlab flavored markdown, the format for gitlab wikis) wiki, including file attachements. The history is lost, only the current state of the forge wiki is converted. This tool is not 100% perfect, there are various corner cases which may be imperfectly handled, especially with links (to internal pages, attached files) or embedded images, and also rare minor text formatting glitches. Some links may need to be fixed manually, but in any case, all attached files are included in the converted wiki. A manual check pass is needed on the converted wiki. We can provide you a tgz of the converted wiki, that you can then directly put in a gitlab wiki git repository.
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# Forge Project Hierarchy
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Gitlab groups are the alternative to Forge projects hierarchy, and they are actually more powerful and easy to use.
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