Streamline Your GitHub Workflow with GitHub CLI
GitHub CLI simplifies repository management and enhances your command-line interface experience, making it easier for developers to interact with GitHub directly from their terminal.
GitHub CLI is a command-line tool developed by GitHub, Inc. It allows developers to interact with their repositories on GitHub right from the terminal. With this tool, developers can easily access pull requests, issues, and create branches without having to leave the command line.
GitHub CLI also enables users to view and manage GitHub activity such as creating, deleting or renaming repositories or managing notifications. Users can even check out pull requests locally and merge them with ease.
This tool is available for macOS, Windows and Linux which makes it highly accessible for developers across different platforms. Additionally, it can integrate with other developer tools such as TextMate, Sublime Text and Atom.
- Access GitHub in style: Interact with your GitHub repositories easily through your terminal.
- Create pull requests: Create pull requests without having to leave the command line.
- Manage notifications: Never miss a beat by managing notifications and getting instant push notifications.
- Integrated with text editors: Seamlessly integrate GitHub CLI with text editors such as Atom, Sublime Text and TextMate.
Features:
Overview
GitHub CLI is a Shareware software in the category Miscellaneous developed by GitHub, Inc..
The users of our client application UpdateStar have checked GitHub CLI for updates 126 times during the last month.
The latest version of GitHub CLI is 2.42.1, released on 08/25/2024. It was initially added to our database on 05/08/2020.
GitHub CLI runs on the following operating systems: Windows.
GitHub CLI has not been rated by our users yet.
Pros
- Seamlessly integrates with GitHub repositories to perform various actions via the command line
- Offers a streamlined workflow for managing repositories, issues, pull requests, and more without leaving the terminal
- Allows easy access to GitHub functionalities without needing to switch between the browser and command line interface
- Enables automation of tasks by scripting workflows using the CLI commands
- Provides access to additional features like creating repositories, managing labels, and reviewing pull requests
Cons
- Can have a steep learning curve for users unfamiliar with GitHub's command line interface
- Some advanced features may not be as intuitively accessible without referring to documentation
- Relatively new, so continual updates and improvements are necessary to address potential bugs and enhance functionality
FAQ
What is GitHub CLI?
GitHub CLI is a command-line tool that brings GitHub to your terminal. It allows you to perform many of the same tasks that you do on GitHub.com, but with the convenience of a command-line interface.
Is GitHub CLI free to use?
Yes, GitHub CLI is free and open source software.
What platforms does GitHub CLI support?
GitHub CLI supports macOS, Windows, and Linux.
How do I install GitHub CLI?
You can install GitHub CLI by downloading the installer for your platform from the GitHub CLI releases page on GitHub.com, or by using your operating system's package manager.
What are some common use cases for GitHub CLI?
Some common use cases for GitHub CLI include checking the status of pull requests and issues, creating new branches and repositories, merging pull requests, and commenting on issues.
Can I use GitHub CLI with my GitHub Enterprise Server instance?
Yes, you can configure the GitHub CLI to connect to your GitHub Enterprise Server instance using the gh auth login command.
How can I learn more about using GitHub CLI?
You can learn more about using GitHub CLI by visiting the official documentation at https://cli.github.com/manual/.
Does GitHub CLI support scripting?
Yes, you can use the output from many GitHub CLI commands as input for other commands or scripts, making it easy to automate common tasks.
Can I contribute to GitHub CLI?
Yes, GitHub CLI is an open source project and contributions are welcome. You can learn more about contributing by visiting the project's GitHub repository at https://github.com/cli/cli.
Is there a GUI interface for GitHub CLI?
No, GitHub CLI is a command-line tool and does not have a GUI interface. However, you can use other tools that integrate with GitHub to provide a GUI interface, such as GitHub Desktop or VS Code with the GitHub extension.
Boris Weber
I am an editor at UpdateStar. I started as a support engineer, and am now specialized in writing about general software topics from a usability and performance angle among others. I telecommute from UpdateStar’s Berlin office, when I am not working remote as a digital nomad for UpdateStar. When I'm not analyzing the latest software updates, you can find me exploring new cities, immersing myself in local cultures, and discovering innovative tech trends across the globe.
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