I'm a full stack web developer, Linux enthusiast (Pop!_OS), and now a Vim user. I got stuck in vim and decided to never leave and now it is my editor of choice. Looking for work!
Really, it depends on whichever workflow you prefer, considering that the cli tool simply enables a developer to leverage quite a bit of GitHub's in-browser functionality right from the terminal. I find that by using GitHub's CLI tool, I save a lot more than just a few clicks.
I'm not familiar with cz as much but from looking at the repo, cz is more of a robust wrapper around git commit functionality that helps enforce commit convention. The separation is that cz is more "git specific" as gh is specific to GitHub functionality, so I don't see any reason why you couldn't use both in conjunction if you are hosting your repo on GitHub.
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Really, it depends on whichever workflow you prefer, considering that the cli tool simply enables a developer to leverage quite a bit of GitHub's in-browser functionality right from the terminal. I find that by using GitHub's CLI tool, I save a lot more than just a few clicks.
I'm not familiar with cz as much but from looking at the repo, cz is more of a robust wrapper around git commit functionality that helps enforce commit convention. The separation is that cz is more "git specific" as gh is specific to GitHub functionality, so I don't see any reason why you couldn't use both in conjunction if you are hosting your repo on GitHub.