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gh repo createCreate a new repositorySynopsisCreate a new GitHub repository.When the current directory is a local git repository, the new repository will be added as the “origin” git remote. Otherwise, the command will prompt to clone the new repository into a sub-directory.To create a repository non-interactively, supply the following:the name argument;the –confirm flag;one of –public, –private,…

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#--confirm Skip the confirmation prompt -d #--description string Description of the repository --enable-issues Enable issues in the new repository (default true) --enable-wiki Enable w #--homepage URL Repository home page URL --internal Make the new repository internal --private Make the new repository private --public Make #--private #--team name The name of the organization team to be granted access -p #--template repository Make the new repository based on a template repository Options inherited from parent commands --help Show help for com #and with no arguments #gh repo create Create a new repository Synopsis Create a new GitHub repository. When the current directory is a local git repository #or --internal. To toggle off --enable-issues or --enable-wiki #supply the following: the name argument; the --confirm flag; one of --public #the command will prompt to clone the new repository into a sub-directory. To create a repository non-interactively #the new repository will be added as the "origin" git remote. Otherwise #use the --enable-issues=false syntax. gh repo create [] [flags] Examples create a repository under your account using the current director #using the directory name. Create a repository for the current directory. ~/Projects/my-project$ gh repo create ✓ Created repository user/m #which are enabled by default #`gh` will automatically create a repository on GitHub on your account for your current directory

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