speckit-git-remote

To find the GitHub repository owner and name, you can read the configured Git origin remote URL. This process safely parses both HTTPS and SSH formats pointing to github.com to extract the exact owner and repository name for your automation workflows.

Yes, Git remote URL detection is built specifically for GitHub issue automation scenarios. By extracting the repository owner and name from the origin remote, it provides the necessary repository context required to programmatically create and manage GitHub issues.

To check if a directory is a Git repository, the process verifies Git availability and whether the current directory is inside a Git work tree. This ensures safe remote URL extraction and prevents errors when Git or configured remotes are missing.

When Git is not installed or the origin remote is missing, the remote detection process provides a graceful empty output. This ensures your integration workflows do not crash when repository context cannot be resolved from the local environment.

Yes, Git origin remote parsing supports both SSH and HTTPS URL formats. It specifically validates that the parsed remote URL points to github.com before extracting the repository owner and name, ignoring other Git hosting providers.

GitHub repository detection returns empty for non-GitHub remotes because it only reports ownership when the origin URL actually points to github.com. This prevents incorrect repository context from being passed into GitHub-specific issue integration workflows.