Clarify working with replicas
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@@ -32,10 +32,10 @@ There is a generic Git option with extra options for specific services. When mig
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Introduce the URL for the repository to migrate, and your login credentials/token.
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If you want, you can set the new repository to be a replica (Gitea will automatically fetch changes from the original repository if it is updated, and push new changes).
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If you want, you can set the new repository to be a replica (Gitea will automatically fetch changes from the original repository if it is updated).
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> [!Warning]
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> Replicas can introduce merge conflics if work is being done on both sources at the same time.
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> Replicas are pull only. No code can be pushed to replicas on Gitea. If you want to push code to Gitea, you have to convert the repository to a normal repository. External repositories can be configured as push targets, with Gitea automatically pushing your code to external services.
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Some options allow to migrate additional information, such as `Pull Requests`, `Issues` and `Tags`.
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