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git-up-cli
Advanced tools
Install git-up-cli via NPM:
npm i -g git-up-cli
or if NPM requires root privileges:
sudo npm i -g git-up-cli
Once installed, this will expose the git-up shell command.
When using git-up for the first time, you will be required to login with an existing account or register a new one.
Note: be sure to replace any < ... > in the commands below with your desired/actual value.
git-up login <username>
This command will prompt you to register if the username entered does not exist. Registration will read your public key from ~/.ssh and generate a new user account.
git-up login <username>
If the username does exist, then git-up will proceed to authenticate the user.
git-up logout
git-up user
git-up new <repository-name>
This command, if authenticated, will generate a new repository located at gitup.io/<username>/<repository-name>, and will also generate necessary roles for you to access your new repo. Once generated, you can access your new remote repository via git@gitup.io:<username>/<repository-name>.git.
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We found that git-up-cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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