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Github CLI: Brings GitHub to your Terminal

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Github CLI: Brings GitHub to your Terminal

If you create a local folder before creating a GitHub repository for it, you might need to go to the GitHub website then create a new repository, then add a remote to your current folder. Is there any way that all of these steps could be done in the terminal in 1 line of code?

That is when GitHub CLI  comes in handy. The code snippet above shows how to create a new Github repository in your local folder.

With GitHub CLI, you can also manage your pull requests, issues, repositories, gists, and so much more! Check out GitHub CLI here.

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