gh-repo(1)

Usage

gh repo <command> [flags]

Work with GitHub repositories.

`gh-repo-create(1)`	Create a new repository
`gh-repo-list(1)`	List repositories owned by user or organization

`gh-repo-archive(1)`	Archive a repository
`gh-repo-autolink(1)`	Manage autolink references
`gh-repo-clone(1)`	Clone a repository locally
`gh-repo-delete(1)`	Delete a repository
`gh-repo-deploy-key(1)`	Manage deploy keys in a repository
`gh-repo-edit(1)`	Edit repository settings
`gh-repo-fork(1)`	Create a fork of a repository
`gh-repo-gitignore(1)`	List and view available repository gitignore templates
`gh-repo-license(1)`	Explore repository licenses
`gh-repo-read-dir(1)`	List a directory in a repository (preview)
`gh-repo-read-file(1)`	Read a file from a repository (preview)
`gh-repo-rename(1)`	Rename a repository
`gh-repo-set-default(1)`	Configure default repository for this directory
`gh-repo-sync(1)`	Sync a repository
`gh-repo-unarchive(1)`	Unarchive a repository
`gh-repo-view(1)`	View a repository

0: Successful execution

1: Error

2: Command canceled

4: Authentication required

NOTE: Specific commands may have additional exit codes. Refer to the command's help for more information.

$ gh repo create
$ gh repo clone cli/cli
$ gh repo view --web

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