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I built this. If there are bugs makes issues; I will fix them. I welcome suggestions and feature requests.
Very cool, does it support organizations? Eg, can octogit create a repo in one of my organizations, instead of my main account? Perhaps: octogit create git@github.com:org-name/new-repo-name.git 'new repo desc'
You could at least tidy up the presentation. > A free, open source solution for creating github repositories from the commandline avoid the usual copy and paste. Keep up to date on issues, and much more. Needs a comma. > octogit login <username> <password> # allows you to store your github authetication data octogit create <reponame> 'description' # lets you create the repository both locally and on github octo…
You could at least tidy up the presentation. > A free, open source solution for creating github repositories from the commandline avoid the usual copy and paste. Keep up to date on issues, and much more. Needs a comma. > octogit login <username> <password> # allows you to store your github authetication data octogit create <reponame> 'description' # lets you create the repository both locally and on github octo…
It's on Github. That means you could fix that and send a pull request to the developer (which is consructive) instead of making a "constructive criticsm".
Didn't play with it yet, but I have a question. I have an organization linked with my personal account. Is it possible to creat a repo for that organization, instead of one for myself using this tool?
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It's on Github. That means you could fix that and send a pull request to the developer (which is consructive) instead of making a "constructive criticsm".
Contributing to open source comes in many flavours. Bug reporting is one of them. I simply don't have the motivation to contribute more than this to a project which doesn't personally interest me. Instead of throwing the little I do give back in my face, why not make use of it?
Creating an issue wouldn't have taken much more effort. I think your tone is what most people are having a problem with. Re-read your comment, and imagine that it's someone commenting on one of your projects.
You could at least tidy up the presentation. > A free, open source solution for creating github repositories from the commandline avoid the usual copy and paste. Keep up to date on issues, and much more. Needs a comma. > octogit login <username> <password> # allows you to store your github authetication data octogit create <reponame> 'description' # lets you create the repository both locally and on github octo…
It's your grouchy tone.
My idea would be to make a prominent "on github" link or link the big title to the repo.
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Contributing to open source comes in many flavours. Bug reporting is one of them. I simply don't have the motivation to contribute more than this to a project which doesn't personally interest me. Instead of throwing the little I do give back in my face, why not make use of it?
> I simply don't have the motivation to contribute more than this to a project which doesn't personally interest me Creating an issue wouldn't have taken much more effort. I think your tone is what most people are having a problem with. Re-read your comment, and imagine that it's someone commenting on one of your projects.
Had you changed your tone, submitted an issue, or as farslan suggested you could have taken an extra 5 minutes and submitted the changes yourself. If you had done that you would be a contributor to a great project, but unfortunately now you're just an ass.