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github:pull-request:show:in-browser
View a pull request in the default web browser.
$ gh pr view --web ${pr_number}
try on your machine
This is a command used in the command-line interface for GitHub. gh
refers to the GitHub CLI tool. pr
stands for pull request, which is a feature used in software development workflows for code review and collaboration. view
is a subcommand of pr
and is used to display the details of a pull request. --web
is a flag used to open the pull request in the default web browser rather than displaying the information in the terminal. ${pr_number}
is a placeholder for the number of the specific pull request that you want to view. So the complete command gh pr view --web ${pr_number}
will open the specified pull request in the default web browser for you to view its details.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.