Tool cheatsheet

GitHub CLI 2 Cheatsheet

Work with repositories, pull requests, issues, workflow runs and releases from your terminal with gh.

Setup and repositories

Check the gh version — Print the installed GitHub CLI version.
Sign in to GitHub — Authenticate gh through a browser or a token.
Check who you are signed in as — Show the accounts and token scopes gh has.
Clone a repository — Clone with your preferred protocol.
Create a repository from the current folder — Create a public repository on GitHub, set it as origin and push.
Fork a repository — Fork a repository and clone your fork.
Open the repository in a browser — Open the repository, or a file or PR, on github.com.

Create a pull request — Open a pull request for the current branch, filling the title and body from your commits.
List pull requests — Show open pull requests in the repository.
Check out a pull request — Fetch a pull request's branch and switch to it.
View a pull request — Open a pull request in the browser.
Check CI status — Show the status of checks on a pull request.
Approve a pull request — Submit an approving review.
Squash-merge and delete the branch — Merge a pull request as a single commit and delete its branch.

Create an issue — Open a new issue with a title and body.
List your assigned issues — Show open issues assigned to you.
Close an issue — Close an issue with a comment.
Create a branch for an issue — Create and check out a branch linked to the issue.

List workflow runs — Show recent runs of your workflows.
Watch a run — Follow a run until it finishes. Choose the run from a list.
See why a run failed — Print the logs of the failed steps of a run.
Re-run failed jobs — Re-run only the jobs that failed.
Trigger a workflow — Start a workflow that has a workflow_dispatch trigger.
Create a release — Create a release for a tag with generated notes.
Set a repository secret — Store a secret for GitHub Actions. You are prompted for the value.
Call the GitHub API — Make an authenticated API request. {owner} and {repo} are filled in from the current repository.
Create a shortcut — Define an alias, here for listing your open PRs.

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