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gh

GitHub CLI brings GitHub to your terminal. Free and open source.

List of commands for gh:

  • gh-alias:tldr:2c789 gh-alias: List all the aliases `gh` is configured to use.
    $ gh alias list
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  • gh-alias:tldr:56d24 gh-alias: Delete a command shortcut.
    $ gh alias delete ${alias_name}
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  • gh-alias:tldr:6780d gh-alias: Display the subcommand help.
    $ gh alias
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  • gh-alias:tldr:85253 gh-alias: Set a shell command as a `gh` subcommand.
    $ gh alias set --shell ${alias_name} ${command}
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  • gh-alias:tldr:8539c gh-alias: Create a `gh` subcommand alias.
    $ gh alias set ${pv} '${pr view}'
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  • gh-api:tldr:0098f gh-api: Display the result of a GraphQL query in JSON format.
    $ gh api graphql --field ${name=':repo'} --raw-field '${query}'
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  • gh-api:tldr:4de5c gh-api: Include the HTTP response headers in the output.
    $ gh api --include ${endpoint}
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  • gh-api:tldr:51da4 gh-api: Send a request to a specific GitHub Enterprise Server.
    $ gh api --hostname ${github-example-com} ${endpoint}
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  • gh-api:tldr:a170a gh-api: Display the releases for the current repository in JSON format.
    $ gh api repos/:owner/:repo/releases
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  • gh-api:tldr:d87ea gh-api: Create a reaction for a specific issue.
    $ gh api --header ${Accept:application-vnd-github-squirrel-girl-preview+json} --raw-field '${content=+1}' ${repos-:owner-:repo-issues-123-reactions}
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  • gh-api:tldr:e97dd gh-api: Do not print the response body.
    $ gh api --silent ${endpoint}
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  • gh-auth:tldr:11384 gh-auth: Log out.
    $ gh auth logout
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  • gh-auth:tldr:6b9a4 gh-auth: Refresh the session to ensure authentication credentials have the correct minimum scopes (removes additional scopes requested previously).
    $ gh auth refresh
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  • gh-auth:tldr:ccda9 gh-auth: Expand the permission scopes.
    $ gh auth refresh --scopes ${repo,admin:repo_hook,admin:org,admin:public_key,admin:org_hook,---}
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  • gh-auth:tldr:fb833 gh-auth: Log in with interactive prompt.
    $ gh auth login
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  • gh-auth:tldr:ffacf gh-auth: Log in with a specific GitHub Enterprise Server.
    $ gh auth login --hostname ${github-example-com}
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  • gh-browse:tldr:0ef10 gh-browse: Open the settings page of the current repository in the default web browser.
    $ gh browse --settings
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  • gh-browse:tldr:18a1d gh-browse: Open the homepage of the current repository in the default web browser.
    $ gh browse
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  • gh-browse:tldr:64e8b gh-browse: Open the wiki of the current repository in the default web browser.
    $ gh browse --wiki
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  • gh-browse:tldr:888b8 gh-browse: Print the destination URL without open the web browser.
    $ gh browse --no-browser
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  • gh-browse:tldr:99190 gh-browse: Open a specific issue or pull request in the web browser.
    $ gh browse ${select}
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  • gh-browse:tldr:dd9d7 gh-browse: Open a specific branch in the web browser.
    $ gh browse --branch ${branch_name}
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  • gh-browse:tldr:e4d1a gh-browse: Open the homepage of a specific repository in the default web browser.
    $ gh browse ${owner}/${repository}
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  • gh-codespace:tldr:008ea gh-codespace: Display the logs from a codespace interactively.
    $ gh codespace logs
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  • gh-codespace:tldr:19b98 gh-codespace: Delete a codespace interactively.
    $ gh codespace delete
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  • gh-codespace:tldr:522ec gh-codespace: Transfer a specific file to a codespace interactively.
    $ gh codespace cp ${path-to-source_file} remote:${path-to-remote_file}
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  • gh-codespace:tldr:69f8b gh-codespace: Create a codespace in GitHub interactively.
    $ gh codespace create
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  • gh-codespace:tldr:83f77 gh-codespace: List all available codespaces.
    $ gh codespace list
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  • gh-codespace:tldr:d47b0 gh-codespace: Connect to a codespace via SSH interactively.
    $ gh codespace ssh
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  • gh-codespace:tldr:f71c3 gh-codespace: List the ports of a codespace interactively.
    $ gh codespace ports
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  • gh-completion:tldr:2241d gh-completion: Append the `gh` completion script to `~/.bashrc`.
    $ gh completion --shell ${bash} >> ${~--bashrc}
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  • gh-completion:tldr:49962 gh-completion: Display the subcommand help.
    $ gh completion
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  • gh-completion:tldr:6dcd2 gh-completion: Print a completion script.
    $ gh completion --shell ${select}
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  • gh-config:tldr:00f7d gh-config: Set a specific configuration value.
    $ gh config set ${key} ${value}
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  • gh-config:tldr:3c69e gh-config: Use `delta` in side-by-side mode as the default pager for all `gh` commands.
    $ gh config set pager '${delta --side-by-side}'
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  • gh-config:tldr:507b2 gh-config: Set protocol to SSH.
    $ gh config set git_protocol ${ssh}
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  • gh-config:tldr:5aff2 gh-config: Display what Git protocol is being used.
    $ gh config get git_protocol
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  • gh-config:tldr:cb4da gh-config: Set text editor to Vim.
    $ gh config set editor ${vim}
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  • gh-config:tldr:d51da gh-config: Disable interactive prompts.
    $ gh config set prompt ${disabled}
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  • gh-environment:tldr:2fde0 gh-environment: Display help about environment variables that can be used with `gh`.
    $ gh environment
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  • gh-extension:tldr:078df gh-extension: Display help about a subcommand.
    $ gh extension ${subcommand} --help
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  • gh-extension:tldr:17352 gh-extension: Upgrade a specific extension.
    $ gh extension upgrade ${extension_name}
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  • gh-extension:tldr:a566f gh-extension: Initialize a new GitHub CLI extension project in a directory of the same name.
    $ gh extension create ${extension_name}
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  • gh-extension:tldr:be942 gh-extension: Install an extension from a GitHub repository.
    $ gh extension install ${owner}/${repository}
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  • gh-extension:tldr:e27d0 gh-extension: Upgrade all extensions.
    $ gh extension upgrade --all
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  • gh-extension:tldr:e3910 gh-extension: List installed extensions.
    $ gh extension list
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  • gh-extension:tldr:ef1d8 gh-extension: Remove an extension.
    $ gh extension remove ${extension_name}
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  • gh-formatting:tldr:53283 gh-formatting: Display help about formatting JSON output from `gh` using `jq`.
    $ gh formatting
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  • gh-gist:tldr:45ed8 gh-gist: List up to 42 Gists owned by the currently logged in user.
    $ gh gist list --limit ${42}
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  • gh-gist:tldr:51ab7 gh-gist: Edit a Gist.
    $ gh gist edit ${select}
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  • gh-gist:tldr:5ef3c gh-gist: Create a new Gist from a space-separated list of files.
    $ gh gist create ${filename1 filename2 ---}
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  • gh-gist:tldr:af818 gh-gist: Create a new Gist with a specific [desc]ription.
    $ gh gist create ${filename1 filename2 ---} --desc "${description}"
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  • gh-gist:tldr:bea6e gh-gist: View a Gist in the default browser without rendering Markdown.
    $ gh gist view ${select} --web --raw
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  • gh-help:tldr:1252e gh-help: Display help about environment variables that can be used with `gh`.
    $ gh help environment
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  • gh-help:tldr:215ab gh-help: Display a markdown reference of all `gh` commands.
    $ gh help reference
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  • gh-help:tldr:86508 gh-help: Display help about formatting JSON output from `gh` using `jq`.
    $ gh help formatting
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  • gh-help:tldr:90a94 gh-help: Display help for a subcommand.
    $ gh help ${subcommand}
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  • gh-help:tldr:9e262 gh-help: Display help about using `gh` with MinTTY.
    $ gh help mintty
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  • gh-help:tldr:9f53a gh-help: Display help for a subcommand action.
    $ gh help ${pr} ${create}
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  • gh-help:tldr:a442b gh-help: Display general help.
    $ gh help
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  • gh-help:tldr:b69d1 gh-help: Display help for the `gh help` subcommand.
    $ gh help --help
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  • gh-issue-create:tldr:06993 gh-issue-create: Create a new issue with a title, body and assign it to the current user.
    $ gh issue create --title "${title}" --body "${body}" --assignee "${@me}"
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  • gh-issue-create:tldr:0a61e gh-issue-create: Create a new issue in the default web browser.
    $ gh issue create --web
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  • gh-issue-create:tldr:161e6 gh-issue-create: Display the help.
    $ gh issue create --help
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  • gh-issue-create:tldr:22a73 gh-issue-create: Create a new issue interactively and assign it to the specified users.
    $ gh issue create --assignee ${user1,user2,---}
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  • gh-issue-create:tldr:3870e gh-issue-create: Create a new issue interactively, reading the body text from a file.
    $ gh issue create --body-file ${filename}
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  • gh-issue-create:tldr:6885f gh-issue-create: Create a new issue with the `bug` label interactively.
    $ gh issue create --label "${bug}"
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  • gh-issue:tldr:02308 gh-issue: Display the status of issues relevant to the user, in a specific repository.
    $ gh issue status --repo ${owner}/${repository}
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  • gh-issue:tldr:5f01a gh-issue: Display a specific issue.
    $ gh issue view ${issue_number}
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  • gh-issue:tldr:63c7e gh-issue: Reopen a specific issue.
    $ gh issue reopen ${issue_number}
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  • gh-issue:tldr:893ea gh-issue: List the last 10 issues with the `bug` label.
    $ gh issue list --limit ${10} --label "${bug}"
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  • gh-issue:tldr:f97f0 gh-issue: List closed issues made by a specific user.
    $ gh issue list --state closed --author ${username}
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  • gh-label:tldr:17969 gh-label: Update the name and description for a specific label for the repository in the current directory.
    $ gh label edit ${name} --name ${new_name} --description "${description}"
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  • gh-label:tldr:5e46e gh-label: View labels for the repository in the current directory in the default web browser.
    $ gh label list --web
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  • gh-label:tldr:7f80f gh-label: Clone labels from a specific repository into the repository in the current directory.
    $ gh label clone ${owner}/${repository}
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  • gh-label:tldr:8eebf gh-label: Display help for a subcommand.
    $ gh label ${subcommand} --help
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  • gh-label:tldr:ea7d7 gh-label: List labels for the repository in the current directory.
    $ gh label list
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  • gh-label:tldr:f17f1 gh-label: Create a label with a specific name, description and color in hexadecimal format for the repository in the current directory.
    $ gh label create ${name} --description "${description}" --color ${color_hex}
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  • gh-label:tldr:f22e3 gh-label: Delete a label for the repository in the current directory, prompting for confirmation.
    $ gh label delete ${name}
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  • gh-mintty:tldr:896b9 gh-mintty: Display help about using `gh` with MinTTY.
    $ gh mintty
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  • gh-pr-create:tldr:37988 gh-pr-create: Create a draft pull request.
    $ gh pr create --draft
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  • gh-pr-create:tldr:a3e51 gh-pr-create: Start opening a pull request in the default web browser.
    $ gh pr create --web
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  • gh-pr-create:tldr:af687 gh-pr-create: Create a pull request, determining the title and description from the commit messages of the current branch.
    $ gh pr create --fill
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  • gh-pr-create:tldr:cba9c gh-pr-create: Create a pull request specifying the base branch, title, and description.
    $ gh pr create --base ${base_branch} --title "${title}" --body "${body}"
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  • gh-pr-merge:tldr:12597 gh-pr-merge: Merge the current pull request with the specified merge strategy.
    $ gh pr merge --${select}
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  • gh-pr-merge:tldr:198fe gh-pr-merge: Merge the pull request associated with the current branch interactively.
    $ gh pr merge
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  • gh-pr-merge:tldr:23b7c gh-pr-merge: Merge the pull request, removing the branch on both the local and the remote.
    $ gh pr merge --delete-branch
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  • gh-pr-merge:tldr:4555b gh-pr-merge: Display help.
    $ gh pr merge --help
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  • gh-pr-merge:tldr:66adb gh-pr-merge: Squash the current pull request into one commit with the message body and merge.
    $ gh pr merge --squash --body="${commit_message_body}"
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  • gh-pr-merge:tldr:f7d98 gh-pr-merge: Merge the current pull request with the specified merge strategy and commit message.
    $ gh pr merge --${select} --subject ${commit_message}
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  • gh-pr:tldr:342b6 gh-pr: Approve the pull request for the current branch.
    $ gh pr review --approve
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  • gh-pr:tldr:643cb gh-pr: Edit a pull request interactively.
    $ gh pr edit
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  • gh-pr:tldr:73178 gh-pr: Edit the base branch of a pull request.
    $ gh pr edit --base ${branch_name}
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  • gh-pr:tldr:f541a gh-pr: View the changes made in the pull request for the current branch.
    $ gh pr diff
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  • gh-reference:tldr:5ee3c gh-reference: Display a markdown reference of all `gh` commands.
    $ gh reference
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  • gh-release:tldr:2ef5e gh-release: Delete a specific release.
    $ gh release delete ${tag}
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  • gh-release:tldr:83a3e gh-release: Download assets from a specific release.
    $ gh release download ${tag}
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  • gh-release:tldr:86b54 gh-release: List releases in a GitHub repository, limited to 30 items.
    $ gh release list
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  • gh-release:tldr:9b1ef gh-release: Create a new release.
    $ gh release create ${tag}
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  • gh-release:tldr:bc02f gh-release: Display information about a specific release.
    $ gh release view ${tag}
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  • gh-release:tldr:dfe49 gh-release: Upload assets to a specific release.
    $ gh release upload ${tag} ${filename1 filename2 ---}
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  • gh-repo:tldr:0843e gh-repo: Fork and clone a repository.
    $ gh repo fork ${owner}/${repository} --clone
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  • gh-repo:tldr:6d9de gh-repo: Create a new repository (if the repository name is not set, the default name will be the name of the current directory).
    $ gh repo create ${name}
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  • gh-repo:tldr:dfa87 gh-repo: View a repository in the default web browser.
    $ gh repo view ${repository} --web
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  • gh-repo:tldr:e0ed6 gh-repo: List repositories owned by a specific user or organization (if the owner is not set, the default owner will be the currently logged in user).
    $ gh repo list ${owner}
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  • gh-repo:tldr:fc8d3 gh-repo: List only non-forks repositories.
    $ gh repo list ${owner} --non-forks
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  • gh-run:tldr:30139 gh-run: Display information about a specific run.
    $ gh run view ${workflow_run_number}
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  • gh-run:tldr:423f9 gh-run: Interactively select a run to see information about the jobs.
    $ gh run view
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  • gh-run:tldr:44a5c gh-run: Check a specific workflow and exit with a non-zero status if the run failed.
    $ gh run view ${workflow_run_number} --exit-status && ${echo "run pending or passed"}
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  • gh-run:tldr:57fe0 gh-run: Re-run a specific workflow.
    $ gh run rerun ${workflow_run_number}
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  • gh-run:tldr:9d4a2 gh-run: Display the log of a job.
    $ gh run view --job=${job_number} --log
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  • gh-run:tldr:e3ee5 gh-run: Display the jobs for a run and wait until it's done.
    $ gh run watch ${workflow_run_number}
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  • gh-run:tldr:e7d59 gh-run: Interactively select an active run and wait until it's done.
    $ gh run watch
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  • gh-run:tldr:ffb22 gh-run: Display information about the steps of a job.
    $ gh run view --job=${job_number}
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  • gh-screensaver:tldr:42af5 gh-screensaver: Run a specific screensaver.
    $ gh screensaver --saver ${select}
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  • gh-screensaver:tldr:66b1e gh-screensaver: List available screensavers.
    $ gh screensaver --list
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  • gh-screensaver:tldr:e1086 gh-screensaver: Run a random screensaver.
    $ gh screensaver
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  • gh-secret-set:tldr:34413 gh-secret-set: Set an organization secret with a specific visibility.
    $ gh secret set ${name} --org ${organization} --visibility ${select}
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  • gh-secret-set:tldr:7e480 gh-secret-set: Set a secret from a file for the current repository.
    $ gh secret set ${name} < ${filename}
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  • gh-secret-set:tldr:bee91 gh-secret-set: Set a secret for a specific repository.
    $ gh secret set ${name} --body ${value} --repo ${owner}/${repository}
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  • gh-secret-set:tldr:edd45 gh-secret-set: Set a secret for the current repository (user will be prompted for the value).
    $ gh secret set ${name}
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  • gh-secret-set:tldr:f2e7f gh-secret-set: Set an organization secret for specific repositories.
    $ gh secret set ${name} --org ${organization} --repos "${repository1,repository2,---}"
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  • gh-secret:tldr:15fde gh-secret: List secret keys for a specific repository.
    $ gh secret list --repo ${owner}/${repository}
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  • gh-secret:tldr:1d9f8 gh-secret: Remove a secret for a specific organization.
    $ gh secret remove ${name} --org ${organization}
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  • gh-secret:tldr:25bac gh-secret: List secret keys for a specific organization.
    $ gh secret list --org ${organization}
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  • gh-secret:tldr:37aa6 gh-secret: Remove a secret for the current repository.
    $ gh secret remove ${name}
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  • gh-secret:tldr:63f6e gh-secret: List secret keys for the current repository.
    $ gh secret list
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  • gh-ssh-key:tldr:00202 gh-ssh-key: Add an SSH key to the currently authenticated user's account with a specific title.
    $ gh ssh-key add --title ${title} ${path-to-key-pub}
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  • gh-ssh-key:tldr:6e8d4 gh-ssh-key: List SSH keys for the currently authenticated user.
    $ gh ssh-key list
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  • gh-ssh-key:tldr:a2032 gh-ssh-key: Display help.
    $ gh ssh-key
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  • gh-ssh-key:tldr:f2b84 gh-ssh-key: Add an SSH key to the currently authenticated user's account.
    $ gh ssh-key add ${path-to-key-pub}
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  • gh-workflow:tldr:0194e gh-workflow: List workflow files (use `--all` to include disabled workflows).
    $ gh workflow list
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  • gh-workflow:tldr:24d24 gh-workflow: Interactively select a workflow to view the latest jobs for.
    $ gh workflow view
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  • gh-workflow:tldr:71ea7 gh-workflow: Run a manual workflow with parameters.
    $ gh workflow run ${select} ${--raw-field param1=value1 --raw-field param2=value2 ---}
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  • gh-workflow:tldr:97f6c gh-workflow: View a specific workflow in the default browser.
    $ gh workflow view ${select} --web
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  • gh-workflow:tldr:a3eb2 gh-workflow: Display the YAML definition for a specific Git branch or tag.
    $ gh workflow view ${select} --ref ${select1} --yaml
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  • gh-workflow:tldr:ba426 gh-workflow: Enable or disable a specific workflow.
    $ gh workflow ${select} ${select1}
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  • gh-workflow:tldr:cc2b4 gh-workflow: Display the YAML definition of a specific workflow.
    $ gh workflow view ${select} --yaml
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  • github:api:help gh-api: Display the subcommand help.
    $ gh api --help
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  • github:codespace:subcommand:help gh-codespace: Display help for a subcommand.
    $ gh codespace ${select} --help
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  • github:issue:create Create a new issue.
    $ gh issue create
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  • github:issue:filter View and filter the open issues of the current repository.
    $ gh issue list
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  • github:issue:show:in-browser View an issue in the default web browser.
    $ gh issue view --web ${issue_number}
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  • github:pull-request:checkout Check out a specific pull request locally.
    $ gh pr checkout ${pr_number}
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  • github:pull-request:create Create a pull request.
    $ gh pr create
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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}
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  • github:pull-request:status Check the status of a repository's pull requests.
    $ gh pr status
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  • github:repository:clone Clone a GitHub repository locally.
    $ gh repo clone ${owner}/${repository}
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  • gitsome:tldr:04e15 gitsome: List the current account's starred repos, filtered by a given search string.
    $ gh starred "${python 3}"
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  • gitsome:tldr:0dab3 gitsome: View the recent activity feed for a given GitHub user, using the default pager (e.g. `less`).
    $ gh feed ${torvalds} -p
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  • gitsome:tldr:6d53c gitsome: Setup GitHub integration with the current account.
    $ gh configure
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  • gitsome:tldr:7d622 gitsome: List notifications for the current account (as would be seen in https://github.com/notifications).
    $ gh notifications
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  • gitsome:tldr:a7c37 gitsome: View the recent activity feed of a given GitHub repository.
    $ gh feed ${tldr-pages-tldr}
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tool overview