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gh-secret:tldr:15fde
This command is used with the GitHub CLI (Command Line Interface) and it lists the secrets in a specific GitHub repository. Here's how the different parts of the command work:
-
gh secret list
: This is the main command that lists the secrets in a GitHub repository. -
--repo
: This flag specifies the repository where the secrets are located. -
${owner}
: This is a placeholder for the GitHub username or organization that owns the repository. You need to replace${owner}
with the actual username or organization. -
${repository}
: This is a placeholder for the name of the repository where the secrets are stored. You need to replace${repository}
with the actual repository name.
So, by running this command and substituting ${owner}
and ${repository}
with the appropriate values, you can retrieve a list of secrets in a particular GitHub repository.