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Migrate n8n workflows selectively from GitHub backups without manual one-by-one imports. This queue-based system handles nested folder structures and lets you choose exactly which workflows to import across multiple instances. 🔗 Download the workflow: https://tinyurl.com/github-selective-import Technical Build Summary This build demonstrates a state-based queue traversal system for n8n that: Recursively scans nested GitHub repository folders (organized by year/month) Maintains a "pending paths" queue and "current path" pointer to track directory traversal Uses JavaScript's shift() method to process folders sequentially Dynamically populates a JSON-based form for selective workflow selection Strips incompatible fields before pushing workflows via the n8n API Provides success/failure reporting for each imported workflow The approach eliminates the need for shell commands, bulk imports with manual cleanup, or tedious individual imports. While built for GitHub, the queue logic is adaptable to any directory-based storage system (Google Drive, S3, etc.). 📌 CHAPTERS 0:01 - The multi-instance workflow migration problem 0:13 - Traditional migration approaches (shell, API, manual) 0:23 - Why existing methods are laborious 0:35 - Queue-based selective import system overview 0:49 - GitHub backup repository structure walkthrough 1:03 - Nested folder traversal challenge 1:19 - State-based queue system explained 1:54 - Queue traversal through nested folders 2:16 - Workflow configuration and API setup 2:33 - Repository selection interface 2:46 - Queue system code walkthrough 2:54 - Queue initialization: pending paths and current path 3:09 - First folder detection and traversal 3:19 - Queue state progression through nested structure 3:45 - Dynamic JSON form for workflow selection 4:06 - Checkbox vs radio form techniques 4:19 - Workflow execution and import process 4:35 - Verifying imported workflows in n8n 4:48 - Critical field-stripping node (do not remove) 5:11 - Adapting the system for other storage platforms 5:20 - Use cases: Google Drive and directory-based databases 5:36 - Download link and closing