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Moby
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Git
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Nomad
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- Ask HN: Show me the sexy, sexy home page of your favorite free CLI project
- Making a new repository without open Github page.
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Github Desktop for Solus
Solus has the github-cli as a package & supports installing GitKraken, but isn't officially included in the software center as it's a 3rd party application.
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How self taught programmers get jobs with no experience?
I actually really like using the GitHub command line. https://cli.github.com/
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New CLI for Azure Devops for simplified workflow
I'm not sure how others use azure devops, so I appreciate the feedback. I see the 'project = repo + issue board' setup is not an issue for you. Do you think there is a space for a CLI tool like cli.github.com but for azure devops? And if yes, do you have any recommendations to make `doing-cli` suited to a more general set of use cases?
I solved both problems by adding a config file to the root of our repositories that specifies the 'area path' and 'iteration path' where related work items can be found. doing-cli (for 'devops-ing') then uses that config to expose a simple api, that mimics github's cli where possible (nice when you use both).
- Bottoms Up ButterCup! you're a HatchBack With a Jock Strapped to your Doctor's Tat!! Butt who is it???
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Vite.js + Vue 3 + router + vuex + tailwindcss template
If you don't use github CLI to manage yours repositories I recommend that you do it. Install here
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Github from python
First, download gh. If you're on windows and, like me, don't have scoop or chocolatey, use the msi installer.
- How to Make Git Only Clone into a Specific Directory?
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TIL • I discovered GitHub for Unity and GitHub CLI commands
That’s when one of my viewers (remember I am streaming while I’m learning) chimed in and said I should use the command line. I’ve been doing a lot of work using the GitHub CLI and it’s been amazing. Being able to clone, fork, create repos and more from the terminal makes life a lot easier. I totally forgot (or rather didn’t really know how) the command line allows you to make lots of changes all at once.
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Rep, CLI-based & Colorized GitHub repository reader?
(https://github.com/cli/cli) :
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Some Helpful Git Commands
Bonus Round - GitHub Edition! If you use GitHub as your main repository, you can use their recently released command line tool, "gh". If you use their "repo" functionality with the "fork" verb, it will automatically perform the following tasks for you
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Extending the GitHub CLI
Now, this might be a feature that comes soon to the CLI but I’m an impatient person, so I set out to work out how to do it myself.
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Script/plugin to get github pull request comments into quickfix?
You could use github's cli to script something? gh pr view should show the current branch's PR.