Update: I added #discuss, so please if anyone of you knows new features of Github CLIs, feel free to comment. Below, I found more cool things I cou...
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I was actually trying out the Github CLI today from my Ubuntu distro and it looked pretty cool to me. It gives the relevant info for issues and also PR's on a repo.
I think I can get used to it more than having to go to the browser. Also, I didn't know that
gh pr createdid push AND created the pr on GH, that's sooo cool!Yep, that's why I start to use more
gh pr createtoday, doing extra steps on the browser is just too tiredWe don't store our source on github, but.... I do only use command line git commands. I have an advantage doing that over GUI based Git command tools because (as painful as it can get sometimes) I'm forced to learn how Git things. As I move to my opensource projects I will use this article to help me get started, Thanks Calvin.
Sure @john , I'm really glad that could help provide great information for people. :). I know sometimes it's really painful with git, but the more I use and make mistake, the more confident I feel about git. so yeah, let's keep on practicing!
I did't know about this CLI. Very interesting tool, so thanks.
BTW to Linux users out there, you can install
brewand then this CLI following macOS commands.Thanks for providing
Thanks to you for the post.
It's awesome, I like it but I'd like to have the option to add a reviewer as well 😅
It's already here:
Taken from: cli.github.com/manual/gh_pr_create
Wow that should be new because I was looking for it in the documentation of the first release (which I used) and couldn't find it 😯 thanks Adrian
yeah definitely it's new, I was still on 0.7.0 version and now just updated to 0.11.1
Wow, I think it's new, I tried the beta version, and love to do more with the PR with the CLIs (Compare with other branch instead of the default branch)
Yeah, that tool is awesome isn't it? 🤘
For personal projects, I usually just add the
--fillflag to pre-fill the title and description with the commits.Nice, thanks for the FYI, learn sth new today! Will use it for my personal project
Step 3 in your "normal flow" example has an error in it - you don't want to push your local branch to master.
lol, dang, I barely use
git pushthese days haha. Thanks for reminding!I start using
ghtoday! It improves my productivity at a significant level.If you use VSCode, try the official GitHub Pull Requests extension. I have always used it in place of opening the browser.