Drush github command for listing, cloning, and searching github (organization) repositories.
If you are a member of only one organization, it will always use that.
You can specify your organization on the command line with --org=myorg.
If you are a member of multiple organizations, and one is not specified, you will be prompted to select one.
You must have a github oauth token to use this drush command.
See https://help.github.com/articles/creating-a-personal-access-token-for-the-command-line/ for help creating a token.
The token can be placed in a file ~/.drush/.github or specified on the command line with --oauth=TOKEN.
The default output format is JSON. You can change this with --format=print-r.
Use drush help github for all usage options.
Search for all references to AH_ on my organization's repositories named "*_profile", ignoring errors.
drush github --org=pfizer --repos='_profile$' --search=AH_ 2>/dev/null
List all my organizations repositories, showing the name and description.
drush github
List my organizations repositories named "*-8", as an associative array whose value is the clone url.
drush github --repos='-8$'
Clone all my organizations repositories, displaying errors.
drush github --clone
List all my organizations repositories, showing all available information.
drush github --list=all
List all information about my organizations tagged releases.
drush github --list=tags_url
List all information about my organizations branches on repositories named "*_profile".
drush github --repos='_profile$' --list=branches_url
Search my organizations repositories named *_profile for "webform_encrypt:".
drush github --repos='_profile$' --search='webform_encrypt:'