-b <body> ``` Check out pull requests locally. ```sh gh pr checkout <pr#> ``` Check the status of your pull requests. ```sh gh pr status ``` View Your pull requests' checks. ```sh gh pr check ``` ### Issues View and filter a repository's open issues. ```sh gh issue list ``` ### Release Create a new release. ```sh gh release create 0.1 ``` ### Actions How to see the status of recent jobs ```sh gh run list ``` _Note_: The **Job ID** is the third from the right column. How to view failure details ```sh gh run view <job-id> ``` How to rerun a failed job ```sh gh run rerun <job-id> ``` ### Repo View repository READMEs. ```sh gh repo view ``` ### Create Shortcut Create Shortcut for a `gh` command. ```sh gh alias set bugs 'issue list --label="bugs"' ```

--- title: GitHub CLI homepage: https://github.com/cli/cli tagline: | `gh` is GitHub on the command line. --- To update or switch versions, run `webi gh@stable` (or `@v1`, `@beta`, etc). ### Files These are the files / directories that are created and/or modified with this install: ```text ~/.config/envman/PATH.env ~/.local/bin/gh ~/.config/gh/ ``` ## Cheat Sheet > `gh` is cross-platform Github command-line. You can perform pull requests > create-repo, isssues, fork and other GitHub functionalities right from your > terminal while Working with Git and your code. Installation: - For macOS and Windows [macOS/Windows](https://github.com/cli/cli/blob/trunk/README.md) - For linux Installation on specific distribution [linux](https://github.com/cli/cli/blob/trunk/docs/install_linux.md) ### Authentication Authenticate with your Github account. ```sh gh auth login ``` ### Pull Request Create a pull request. ```sh gh pr create -t -b <body> ``` Check out pull requests locally. ```sh gh pr checkout <pr#> ``` Check the status of your pull requests. ```sh gh pr status ``` View Your pull requests' checks. ```sh gh pr check ``` ### Issues View and filter a repository's open issues. ```sh gh issue list ``` ### Release Create a new release. ```sh gh release create 0.1 ``` ### Actions How to see the status of recent jobs ```sh gh run list ``` _Note_: The **Job ID** is the third from the right column. How to view failure details ```sh gh run view <job-id> ``` How to rerun a failed job ```sh gh run rerun <job-id> ``` ### Repo View repository READMEs. ```sh gh repo view ``` ### Create Shortcut Create Shortcut for a `gh` command. ```sh gh alias set bugs 'issue list --label="bugs"' ```