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Quick Transfer Checklist

For Each Repository (vaulto-dev, Vaulto-Swap, vaulto-holdings)

Before Transfer

  • Backup current Netlify site settings (screenshot or export)
  • Note current repository URL
  • Verify Netlify site is working correctly

Transfer Repository

  • Go to repository → Settings → Danger Zone
  • Click "Transfer ownership"
  • Enter new owner: VaultoAI
  • Confirm transfer

Update Netlify (Critical Step)

  • Go to Netlify Dashboard → Your Site
  • Site settings → Build & deploy → Continuous Deployment
  • Click "Link to a different repository"
  • Select repository from VaultoAI organization
  • OR manually update repository URL to github.com/VaultoAI/repo-name

Verify Everything Works

  • Trigger a test deployment (make a small commit)
  • Verify build succeeds in Netlify
  • Check production site is still accessible
  • Verify environment variables are intact
  • Check custom domain still works (if applicable)

Update Documentation

  • Update README.md with new repository URL
  • Update any other documentation references

Quick Commands (After Transfer)

If you need to update local git remotes:

# Update remote URL to new organization
git remote set-url origin https://github.com/VaultoAI/repo-name.git

# Verify
git remote -v

Important Notes

Safe: Transferring repositories does NOT break Netlify
Automatic: GitHub redirects old URLs automatically
⚠️ Required: Update Netlify repository connection after transfer
⚠️ Permissions: May need to grant Netlify access to VaultoAI organization

If Something Goes Wrong

  1. Netlify can't access repository → Grant organization access in Netlify settings
  2. Build fails → Check environment variables are still set
  3. Site down → Verify domain settings in Netlify (usually not affected)