github

Manage GitHub issues, pull requests, and CI/CD runs via command line.

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npx skills add https://github.com/wanikua/danghuangshang --skill github-wanikua

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Skill: github
Source: https://github.com/wanikua/danghuangshang/tree/main/skills/github
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/wanikua/danghuangshang --skill github-wanikua

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill streamlines interactions with GitHub repositories, allowing for efficient management of issues, pull requests, and continuous integration runs directly through the command line.

Core Features & Use Cases

Issue Tracking: Create, list, and manage GitHub issues.
Pull Request Management: Review PR checks, list workflow runs, and view run details.
API Access: Utilize gh api for advanced queries and data retrieval not covered by standard commands.
Use Case: Automatically check the CI status of a specific pull request and list recent workflow runs to identify any failures.

Quick Start

Use the github skill to check the CI status of pull request number 55 in the owner/repo repository.

Frequently Asked Questions about github

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I check the CI status of a pull request from the command line?▼

Check the CI status of a pull request from the command line by using the GitHub CLI to list workflow runs and view run details. This allows developers to quickly identify CI failures for specific PRs.

Can I manage GitHub issues and pull requests using the command line interface?▼

Yes, you can manage GitHub issues and pull requests using the command line interface. The CLI enables developers to create, list, and review PR checks and issues directly without leaving the terminal.

How do I query GitHub repository data not covered by standard commands?▼

Query GitHub repository data not covered by standard commands by utilizing `gh api` for advanced queries. You can retrieve complex data sets and filter structured JSON output using `jq`.

Does this GitHub CLI workflow support automation for DevOps pipelines?▼

Yes, this GitHub CLI workflow supports automation for DevOps pipelines. It enables DevOps engineers to automate GitHub workflows, manage CI/CD pipeline runs, and retrieve structured JSON output programmatically.

What is the best way to list recent workflow runs to identify CI failures?▼

The best way to list recent workflow runs to identify CI failures is using the GitHub CLI to view run details. This streamlines interactions with GitHub repositories for efficient CI/CD troubleshooting.

What are the limitations of using `gh api` for advanced GitHub queries?▼

The limitations of using `gh api` for advanced GitHub queries include the need to manually filter structured JSON output using `jq`. Users must be familiar with both the API endpoint structure and jq syntax to retrieve data accurately.