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hub:tldr:f3961
hub: Upload the current (local-only) repository to your GitHub account.
$ hub create
try on your machine
The hub create
command is used to create a new repository on GitHub from the command line.
When you run hub create
in your local project directory, it performs the following steps:
- It checks if you have a remote repository already linked to your current directory. If you do, it exits with a message.
- If you don't have a remote repository, it creates a new repository on GitHub with the same name as your current directory.
- It sets up the remote repository as the origin and adds the URL of the repository as a remote URL to your local Git configuration.
- Finally, it initializes a new Git repository in your current directory if it's not already initialized.
This command saves time by automating the process of creating a repository on GitHub and linking it to your local Git repository.
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.