Fix target repo existence check in GHES migrations so it doesn't explode if the target repo used to exist, but has been renamed #1084
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When migrating from GHES with
migrate-repo
, we perform a quick validation check before starting the export to ensure that the target repo doesn't already exist. If it does already exist, we can fail fast and not run the export at all.If the repo used to exist but has been renamed, then this causes the CLI to error, because the REST API returns
301 Moved Permanently
and that's not something we handle or expect.This updates our code to handle
301 Moved Permanently
and treat it correctly as "the repo doesn't exist".Fixes #1074.
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