Migrating Legacy HubMeta Projects | HubMeta Tutorial #7 — Transcript

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1. 0:15Welcome back. As you know, HubMeta has
2. 0:18been working for around 8 years. The
3. 0:20first version of HubMeta came online
4. 0:23back in 2018. It is our great privilege
5. 0:26that more than 6,000 researchers around
6. 0:30the world have found HubMeta useful as
7. 0:33part of their research and have been
8. 0:36using it. So, many of you who are
9. 0:38watching this video might have projects
10. 0:40on the legacy platform that we had for
11. 0:42HubMeta.
12. 0:44The question that we keep getting asked
13. 0:46is how do I transfer my projects from
14. 0:49the old platform to the new? That's
15. 0:51where the this step pull on board comes
16. 0:55into play. How does that work? For this,
17. 0:58you have to first get an export of your
18. 1:01old projects in the legacy platform, get
19. 1:05it as a file, and then bring it back
20. 1:07here and import it. Let me do those
21. 1:09steps with you here.
22. 1:11So, what you need to do is to go to
23. 1:14legacy.hubmeta.com.
24. 1:18Here, you log in with your username
25. 1:20password in the old platform, in the
26. 1:24legacy platform. Naturally, you might
27. 1:26not remember the password you have.
28. 1:29There is a forgot your password function
29. 1:31there. Use that. Just make sure that you
30. 1:34have access to the email you have signed
31. 1:37up with on the old platform. After this,
32. 1:39you log in. This is just an export tool.
33. 1:42This does not give you the whole legacy
34. 1:45platform. These are all the projects,
35. 1:48for example, that I had in the previous
36. 1:50one. I will just pick one as an example.
37. 1:54Like this one is one of my published
38. 1:57meta-analyses. There are multiple ways
39. 1:59that I can initiate an export here. The
40. 2:02one that we need to bring it to the new
41. 2:04platform is this one, export full
42. 2:07project. This will create a process that
43. 2:10takes anywhere between a few seconds to
44. 2:12a few minutes.
45. 2:14What this does it it will give you a dot
46. 2:17hub meta file. Let me show you this file
47. 2:20so you can see that it is project 1903
48. 2:25.hub meta. Now, how do I bring it into
49. 2:28this a new platform? I'm going to create
50. 2:31a new project and go to pull and onboard
51. 2:35and I will upload my .hub meta file
52. 2:39here. Here it is. So, once that is
53. 2:42uploaded, it will start processing that.
54. 2:44It says how many articles were on it,
55. 2:47how many samples, how many variables.
56. 2:50Then it will go a step by step. So, our
57. 2:53next step is to go to papers. We will
58. 2:56export all the papers that were there.
59. 3:00Right? So, you can uncheck any of these.
60. 3:03Like if you only want some of the papers
61. 3:05that you've had in the previous project.
62. 3:09Then you go to taxonomy. These are the
63. 3:12measurements, the constructs that you've
64. 3:14had in the old project. You migrate
65. 3:17taxonomy. It writes the taxonomy file
66. 3:20for you. And then finally, you get to
67. 3:22migrate data. These are the correlation
68. 3:25tables and moderator variables and all
69. 3:29that you had
70. 3:30imported in the previous one. So, after
71. 3:34it is successfully migrated, you can
72. 3:36come back here
73. 3:38and it takes again a few seconds to
74. 3:41load, but after the project loads
75. 3:43completely, you will see the articles as
76. 3:47they appeared in the old project. To see
77. 3:49your actual data, you will go to the
78. 3:52library stage, and then you can click on
79. 3:55the papers. You will see your
80. 3:58correlation tables and all, just like
81. 4:00you had it in the old platform. We will
82. 4:03not get into the details of all of these
83. 4:05pages. You can check our next videos on
84. 4:08how all the other stages work.
85. 4:11After this onboarding, there's no
86. 4:14difference between a legacy project and
87. 4:17a new project. So, you can continue
88. 4:18watching the rest of our videos.
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