Migrate repository URL from Bitbucket to GitHub (2 apps) — field disabled on my side

[mohammadkhallouf]

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Which mobile framework are you using?

Flutter (Dart)

Steps to reproduce

1. Apps were originally added via the Bitbucket integration.
2. Migrated both repositories from Bitbucket to GitHub.
3. Installed the Codemagic CI/CD GitHub App and gave it access to both repos.
4. Added each GitHub repo as a new application in Codemagic.
5. Tried to update the repository URL on the original apps to point to GitHub.

Expected results

I expect to be able to update the repository URL on my existing apps so they point to the new GitHub repos, keeping the existing build history, environment variables, and workflow configuration.

Actual results

The repository URL field is disabled on my side because the apps were added via the Bitbucket integration, so I can't change it myself. I'd like to keep the existing build history, environment variables, and workflow config, so instead of recreating the apps, I've added each repo as a new application. Could you please swap the repository URL on my original apps using the App IDs below?

App 1

• Old App ID: 665b0da22e56628b3c8131f4
• New App ID: 6a329e6159a23c6e325e51c5

App 2

• Old App ID: 665b0dde01a44f847c1a8c76
• New App ID: 6a329e743e04f9883577d44d

Build id (optional)

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[dam-ease]

Hello @mohammadkhallouf,
The move has been made for you for both apps. Kindly check this out.

[mohammadkhallouf]

Thanks a lot! I checked both apps — the repository URLs now point to GitHub and builds run successfully. Everything's working. Appreciate the quick help! 🙏