Create a new repository with GitHub CLI

• Use the gh repo create command to create a repository for your project directly from the command line.
• When prompted, choose “Push an existing local repository to GitHub” and enter your preferred repository name.
• If you want the project to be created under an organization rather than your personal account, specify it as:gh repo create ORGANIZATION-NAME/PROJECT-NAME

• Follow the interactive prompts
  • The CLI will guide you through setup options.
  • When asked whether to add the remote and push commits to your current branch, select Yes to complete the setup.
• Skip prompts with command flags (optional)
  • To automate the process, include flags directly in your command:gh repo create --source=. --public --remote=origin --push
  • Here’s what each flag does:
    • --source=. → Uses your current directory as the repository source.
    • --public, --private, or --internal → Sets repository visibility.
    • --remote → Specifies the remote name (commonly origin).
    • --push → Pushes all existing commits to GitHub automatically.
• Learn more
  • See the official GitHub CLI Manual for additional flags, examples, and usage tips.