---
title: "Migrating Instructions for A365 Users"
slug: "migrating-instructions-for-a365-users"
description: "Unsure of how to migrate your repo from A365? Get detailed instructions here."
tags: ["migration", "A365"]
updated: 2024-03-28T20:42:37Z
published: 2024-03-28T20:42:37Z
canonical: "learn.allspice.io/migrating-instructions-for-a365-users"
---

> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://learn.allspice.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Migrating Instructions for A365 Users

## Moving repo to AllSpice from A365

- Identify repository to migrate
- Download the project locally using the Altium Designer interface
- Create new repo in your org on [hub.allspice.io](http://hub.allspice.io)
  - Set up branch protection on main
    - Prevent pushes directly to main
    - Changes can now only be merged with a design review
  - Create “develop” branch (may already exist)
- Copy git address from repo on hub.allspice.com
  - From web UI on repo page

![Recording_2023-06-01_at_15.07.14.gif](https://cdn.document360.io/3d44af5c-3f49-4ca5-b152-10836a885c13/Images/Documentation/Recording_2023-06-01_at_15.07.14.gif)

- Clone the repo locally

```
git clone URL
```
  - Avoid OneDrive folders as they may disrupt switching branchesUpdate local repo with new git address for remote
  - Make sure the folder is in a convenient location and easy to find
- Change to develop branch

```
git fetch origin develop
git switch develop
```
  - Do not put changes on main branch
- Update the local .PrjPcb file
  - Remove the values from these key=value pairs
  - You can use Notepad to edit the file

```
# Before
ManagedProjectGUID=2CAFB975-97BD-4F28-9F43-E3E5E1073F96
VaultGUID=A43714A6-4FBB-45AF-B0FF-121F369795F7

# After
ManagedProjectGUID=
VaultGUID=
```

- Verify new repo
  - Make a test design change in Altium Designer.
  - Save the changes
  - Commit the changes
  - Push the committed pages to AllSpice Hub develop branch
  - Check AllSpice Hub for the design changes