In past, I was not much into the git workflow but this year thanks to pandemic, I realized the value of keeping my stuff on the bitbucket & github, with data either in public or private repositories.
Most of the time I either used desktop interface of github or terminal for pushing my changes.
I recently learned about Github CLI from the twitter and decided to give it a shot. It will surely take some time for me to get used to the new commands. But instead of spending time navigating the website, it can give access to the most of the data from the CLI utility itself.
If you are handling any open source repository or repository which is busy and has regular issues, you can keep track of it from the CLI itself.
All it takes is a single command.
You can get the github CLI from here: https://cli.github.com/
I have not used the CLI to it's full potential and I guess I need to see complete set of commands. I am sure those who are working on larger open source projects may find this useful as they have lot of things to work on and such commands can save time through command line .
Have you tried github CLI?
