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To transfer an issue to another repository, enter a comment with the form:
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`@rustbot transfer`*repository-name*
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`@rustbot transfer <repository-name>`
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It is recommended to also include a comment explaining why you are transferring. For example:
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**IMPORTANT: There will be no visual indication that the issue is being transferred.** Due to GitHub API limitations, you will not see any activity. **You must reload the page** to view the issue in its new location. It may take a few moments for GitHub to transfer all the data.
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**WARNING:** Transferring is a partially destructive command. For example, labels and milestones that don't exist in the target repository will be removed.
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**WARNING:** Transferring is a partially destructive command. For example, labels and milestones that don't exist in the target repository will be removed from the issue.
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The transfer command is limited to team members of the rust-lang org, and transfers can only happen to repositories in the rust-lang org.
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