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I'd been using `hub create` for several years now...

• sigwinch28 6y ago
  I'll admit that the only time I heard of the GitHub CLI was last week when I thought to myself "it's really annoying going to the website every time I just want to push a new repo"
  • jrochkind1 6y ago
    I use the older `hub` for only one command, but it's not that one! Instead, I use it for opening a PR from the command line. Since my work generally consists of making feature branches and PR'ing them, I use `hub pull-request` sometimes multiple times a day. Huge time saver.
    • wlonkly 6y ago
      Ah, but now you can `gh pr create` instead! Saves four keystrokes. But by the way, `hub browse` and `hub sync` are handy too.
      • jrochkind1 6y ago
        It's all the same to me if it works, it's easy to switch the one command I use, I'll probably switch to `gh pr create`, since it appears to be the more maintained package. `hub pull-request` does a few things that annoy me or that seem buggy, maybe I'll compare to `pr`. I never did use `hub` as a "wrapper" for `git`, I've always typed `hub pull-request`. I never liked the wrapper idea. So I approve of `gh` abandoning it.