hub-create

creates a new GitHub repository and adds it as a remote

TLDR

Create new GitHub repository

$ hub create

Create with description

$ hub create -d "[description]"

Create private repository

$ hub create -p

Create in organization

$ hub create [org/repo]

Create and open in browser

$ hub create --browse

Create with homepage

$ hub create -h [https://example.com]

SYNOPSIS

hub create [options] [name]

DESCRIPTION

hub create creates a new GitHub repository and adds it as a remote. Uses the current directory name if no name specified. Can create repositories in organizations by specifying org/repo format.

PARAMETERS

-d, --description text

Repository description.

-p, --private

Create private repository.

-h, --homepage url

Repository homepage URL.

-o, --browse

Open the new repository in a web browser.

-c, --copy

Copy the new repository URL to the clipboard instead of printing.

--remote-name name

Set the name for the new git remote (default: origin).

CAVEATS

Hub is deprecated. Consider using gh repo create instead.