glab-repo

Create a new repository (if the repository name is not set, the default name will be the name of the current directory)

$ glab repo create [name]

$ glab repo clone [owner]/[repository]

$ glab repo fork [owner]/[repository] [[-c|--clone]]

$ glab repo view [owner]/[repository] [[-w|--web]]

$ glab repo search [[-s|--search]] [search_string]

glab repo [flags]

--help
    Show help for the subcommand.

The `glab repo` command provides a suite of tools for interacting with GitLab repositories directly from your terminal. It simplifies common repository operations, such as creating, cloning, and listing repositories, as well as configuring remote repositories for GitLab projects. It is part of the `glab` CLI tool, which acts as a GitLab command line interface. It leverages the GitLab API, enabling users to manage their projects, issues, merge requests, and other GitLab resources without needing to open a web browser.

`glab repo` is especially useful for automating tasks, scripting workflows, and integrating GitLab with other command-line tools. It streamlines the development process by bringing GitLab functionality directly to the developer's environment. It supports listing projects based on visibility, search terms, and project attributes. The `glab repo` command enhances productivity by providing a convenient and efficient way to manage GitLab repositories from the command line.

The `glab repo` command supports several subcommands, including:
create: Create a new GitLab repository.
clone: Clone a GitLab repository locally.
list: List GitLab repositories.
view: View a GitLab repository in the browser.

Before using `glab repo`, ensure you have authenticated with your GitLab instance using `glab auth login`. This command will prompt you for your GitLab URL and personal access token.