hub-fork
creates a fork of a GitHub repository
TLDR
Fork current repository
$ hub fork
Fork without remote$ hub fork --no-remote
Fork specific repository$ hub fork [user/repo]
Fork to organization$ hub fork --org [myorg]
SYNOPSIS
hub fork [options] [repository]
DESCRIPTION
hub fork creates a fork of a GitHub repository. It adds a remote pointing to your fork automatically.
The command forks to your account or specified organization. It sets up the remote for pushing to your fork.
PARAMETERS
REPOSITORY
Repository to fork.--no-remote
Don't add remote.--org ORG
Fork to organization.--remote-name NAME
Remote name (default: origin).--help
Display help information.
CAVEATS
Part of hub tool. Requires GitHub authentication. Creates copy under your account.
HISTORY
hub fork is part of hub, GitHub's original CLI for repository operations.