hub-create1
Create a new repository on github and add a git remote for it.
Usage
hub create
[-poc]
[-d
DESCRIPTION]
[-h
HOMEPAGE]
[[ORGANIZATION/]
NAME]
Options
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-p, --private -
Create a private repository.
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-d, --description DESCRIPTION -
A short description of the GitHub repository.
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-h, --homepage HOMEPAGE -
A URL with more information about the repository. Use this, for example, if your project has an external website.
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--remote-name REMOTE -
Set the name for the new git remote (default: "origin").
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-o, --browse -
Open the new repository in a web browser.
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-c, --copy -
Put the URL of the new repository to clipboard instead of printing it.
[ORGANIZATION/]NAME
The name for the repository on GitHub (default: name of the current working directory).
Optionally, create the repository within ORGANIZATION.
Examples
$ hub create [ repo created on GitHub ] > git remote add -f origin [email protected]:USER/REPO.git $ hub create sinatra/recipes [ repo created in GitHub organization ] > git remote add -f origin [email protected]:sinatra/recipes.git
Releases
5 releases since Debian 10 (Buster); the text changed 4 times.
--remote-name since Debian 11 (Bullseye).