Github CLI

GitHub is a cloud-based platform used for hosting, managing, and collaborating on software projects using the Git version control system. It provides both a web interface and a command-line tool, enabling developers to store code, track changes, and work together efficiently on shared repositories.

Features of GitHub:

• Source code hosting with Git version control for tracking changes and collaborating.
• Pull requests and code reviews to streamline team development and improve code quality.
• Issue tracking and project management tools for organizing tasks and workflows.
• GitHub CLI for performing repository and workflow operations directly from the terminal.
• Integration with CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions for automation.

To check GitHub CLI version:
$ sudo su
$ gh --version

Disclaimer: GitHub is available under various terms of service depending on account type. The GitHub CLI is open-source under the MIT License. Users are responsible for ensuring ethical and legal use of GitHub services and tools in their projects.