Repository

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• repo-list

  Lists all GitHub repositories of the authenticated user.

  ghc repo-list 

  This command lists all the public repositories for the currently logged-in user.

  

• repo-create

  Creates a new GitHub repository.

  ghc repo-create

  This command will prompt you to enter the necessary details (such as repository name and description) and will create a new repository in your GitHub account.

  

• repo-update

  Updates an existing GitHub repository.

  ghc repo-update

  Use this command to update repository details like its name, description, visibility and more.

  

• repo-delete

  Deletes a GitHub repository.

  ghc repo-delete

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  Warning: This action is irreversible and will delete all data associated with the repository.

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  Note: Make sure provied PAT has delete repository scope or admin rights to the repository.

• repo-star

  Stars a GitHub repository.

  ghc repo-star 

  Star a repository to show support or mark it for later reference.

  

• repo-unstar

  Unstars a GitHub repository.

  ghc repo-unstar 

  Unstar a repository to remove it from your list of starred repositories.

  

• repo-fork

  Forks a GitHub repository.

  ghc repo-fork 

  This command forks a repository to your GitHub account, allowing you to make changes independently.

  

• repo-traffic

  Gets traffic information for a GitHub repository.

  ghc repo-traffic 

  Use this command to view traffic statistics such as page views and unique visitors for your repository.

  

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• repo-clone

  Clones a GitHub repository.

  ghc repo-clone 

  Clone a repository to your local machine using this command. It is ideal for downloading the code and contributing to open-source projects.

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  Note: Make sure your terminal has Git installed and configured.

  

• repo-info

  Gets detailed information about a GitHub repository.

  ghc repo-info 

  Retrieve information such as the repository’s name, description, owner, and more using this command.

  

• repo-actions

  Lists GitHub Actions for a GitHub repository.

  ghc repo-actions 

  Use this command to see a list of GitHub Actions (such as CI/CD pipelines) configured for a repository.

  

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