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I read the headline and hoped that they had come up with a way to create new repos from the command line. That being said, this is a great improvement, especial
by mef 15y ago
I read the headline and hoped that they had come up with a way to create new repos from the command line. That being said, this is a great improvement, especially with the templates.
- DannoHung 15y agoHave you tried this? http://defunkt.io/hub/ http://defunkt.io/hub/ # create a repo for a new project $ git init $ git add . && git commit -m "It begins." $ git create -d "My new thing" → (creates a new project on GitHub with the name of current directory) $ git push -u origin master
- ismarc 15y agoI actually was trying to use hub as part of our workflow (pull request from feature branches) and it requires a user token that's no longer obtainable (that I could find) as github is deprecating it in favor of oauth. So I'm now building a cheap set of scripts using curl. If something has changed since this weekend, or if there is a fork or branch I missed that doesn't require the user token (or if you can get the token somehow), I'd love to know about it as hub fits all our needs perfectly. EDIT: just checked on the issue and it looks like it had movement recently, so i'll be trying the possibly working branch.
- phene 15y ago> it requires a user token that's no longer obtainable (that I could find) as github is deprecating it in favor of oauth. Whoa, I had just used that feature last week. It used to be on the 'Account Settings' page near the password fields.
- chrisguitarguy 15y agoHere you go: https://github.com/chrisguitarguy/dotfiles/blob/master/util/mkrepo https://github.com/chrisguitarguy/dotfiles/blob/master/util/... Requires Python 2.7 and Requests.