gcli-repos1

Usage

Overview

gcli can be used to list or manage your own or an organization's repositories on git(1) forges such as Github, Gitea and GitLab. With no actions given, gcli will list repositories, either of the through -o specified owner or, if omitted, your own. Otherwise the given actions are executed on the specified or autodetected repository. See ACTIONS.

Options

-s, --sorted

Reverse the output such that most recent items appear at the bottom.

-o, --owner owner

Operate on the repository of the given owner. This option can only be used in combination with -r.

-r, --repo repo

Operate on the given repository. This option can only be used in combination with -o unless you are creating a repository.

-y, --yes

Do not ask for confirmation. Assume yes. Applies only to the delete action.

-n, --count n

Fetch at least n repositories. Setting n to -1 will fetch all repositories. Default: 30. Note that on owners with many repositories fetching all of them can take a considerable amount of time and may result in rate limiting by the GitHub/GitLab API.

-d, --description description

Set the description of a repo to be created.

-p, --private

Create a private repo.

Actions

actions... may be one or more of the following:

delete [-y]

Delete the repository. You will be asked for confirmation unless you set -y.

set-visibility level

Change the visibility level of the repository. level may be one of:

private

Make the repository private.

public

Make the repository public.

Examples

List your own repos:

$ gcli repos

List neutaaaaan's repositories:

$ gcli repos -o neutaaaaan

Delete vim/vim without confirmation:

$ gcli repos -o vim -r vim -y delete

Create a repository called emacs with a description and make it public:

$ gcli repos create -r emacs -d "welcome to the holy church of emacs."