Interactive mode for `repo/project create`
Describe the feature or problem you'd like to solve
Currently, running glab repo create does not provide any interactive mode to confirm repository details in TTYs.
If the user does not specify the name, glab uses the name of the current working directory to create the repo on GitLab.
However, there might be cases where the user might want to change the name
Propose a Solution
There must be some prompts to confirm the name, description, and visibility
$ glab repo create
? Project name: my_project
? Project description: <received>
? Visibility: Public
Additional context
This should come with a -y | --yes option to force skip the prompts
Makes a lot of sense my previous GitLab CLI tool agl did it interactively by default.
@maxice8 This is open in case you'd like to work on it
Unable at the moment, Alpine 3.13.0 was just released so I'm implement huge projects for 3.14.0
No problem, I will open a PR on this soon
...Alpine 3.13.0 was just released...
Oops... I guess I missed the news. Thanks!
This calls for an update on the alpine installation guide in our readme
...Alpine 3.13.0 was just released...
This calls for an update on the alpine installation guide in our readme
/cc @solidnerd
Oh 😮 will look into this later.
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Any progress on this feature ? It is important to have -y or --yes or --force to by pass prompt if all required parameters are provided. Is critical for non-interactive prompt in a CICD pipeline because everything should be automated.
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Any progress on this feature ?
This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. We haven't had the time to address it yet, but we want to keep it open. This message is just a reminder for us to help triage issues.