Automation

GitHub CLI (gh) is GitHub’s official command-line interface, released in September 2020. It lets you use core GitHub features directly from the terminal, including pull requests, issues, and repositories. Because developers often write code and manage versions in the terminal, GitHub CLI helps maintain a more consistent workflow while reducing context switching and automating repetitive tasks. Introduction to GitHub CLI What is GitHub CLI? GitHub’s official command-line tool for using core GitHub features such as pull requests, issues, repositories, and GitHub Actions from the terminal. It wraps the REST and GraphQL APIs to provide an intuitive command interface. ...

CI/CD stands for Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery or Continuous Deployment. It refers to a set of practices that automate how code changes are built, tested, and deployed during software development. In modern software teams, CI/CD is a core part of DevOps because it helps developers integrate and release code more frequently and with less risk. As a result, teams can shorten release cycles and catch bugs earlier. History and Origins of CI/CD CI/CD emerged during the wave of software development methodology innovation in the 1990s. It began as one of the core practices of Extreme Programming (XP) and has continued to evolve ever since. ...