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3. Under the [API Keys](https://pagure.io/settings#nav-api-tab) section, click on the [Create new API key](https://pagure.io/settings/token/new) button in the top right corner.
4. As this is the source namespace, check all the ACLs that are required to read the asset information associated with a repository, set a safe expiration date for the API token and write an appropriate description for its usage before clicking on the [Create](#) button.
9. Click on the [New project/repository](https://gitlab.com/projects/new) option from the sidebar of the profile page and then, click on the [Create blank project](https://gitlab.com/projects/new#blank_project) option.
10. Create a new empty repository which will act as the destination for the asset transfer. It is recommended to have the same name as the source namespace to avoid confusion, but it is not strictly required.
12. Expand the sidebar to head over to the [Access Tokens](https://gitlab.com/gridhead/pagure-exporter-test/-/settings/access_tokens) section from the `Settings` section.
13. In the [Project Access Token](https://gitlab.com/gridhead/pagure-exporter-test/-/settings/access_tokens) page, click on the [Add new token](#) button to begin creating a new access token.
14. As this is the destination namespace, check all the scopes that are required to write the asset information associated with a repository, pick an appropriate role, set a safe expiration date and write an appropriate description for its usage before clicking on the [Create project access token](#) button.
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