<ul><li>Migrating a GitHub repository to a new account can be done through several approaches depending on whether you want to retain the commit history, transfer ownership, or create a fresh repository.</li><li>Option 1: Transfer Ownership - Transfer the repository to a new GitHub account or organization while retaining its history and issues.</li><li>Option 2: Clone and Push to a New Repository - Copy the repository without transferring ownership by cloning, changing remote URL, and pushing to a new repository.</li><li>Option 3: Mirror the Repository - Create an exact copy of the repository by mirroring the clone and pushing to a new repository.</li></ul>

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