Change your Project's repository
Each Builder Project connects to a single repository. Because of how version control works, a Project can connect to only one repository.
This means that if you want to connect an existing Project to a different repository, you must duplicate the Project first, then connect the new Project to the new repository.
Step 1: make a copy of your repository
Begin by making a copy of your repository. Typically, this can be done by:
- Cloning your repository from the cloud to your local machine.
- Creating a new remote repository for your copy.
- Pushing up your local code to the new remote repository.
Exact details might differ slightly depending on the version control system you use. Visit the GitHub documentation, Duplicating a repository, for more information on how to duplicate a repository on GitHub.
Step 2: create a new Project
Now that you have a new remote repository, create a new Project within Builder. Follow the same process you previously followed to Create a Project from a repository.
Once these steps are completed, your new Builder Project is connected to an entirely separate repository from the original.
