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Pull Request Overview

This PR adds automation for creating GitHub repositories directly from the command line. It introduces both a standalone script and a shell function that create a local directory, initialize a git repository, and create a corresponding GitHub repository using the GitHub CLI.

Key changes:

• Added a bash script for creating GitHub repositories with automatic initialization
• Added a shell function variant that keeps the user in the newly created directory
• Integrated the function into the zsh configuration for convenient access

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 3 out of 3 changed files in this pull request and generated 5 comments.

File	Description
zsh/.zshrc	Sources the GitHub repo creation function to make it available in shell sessions
scripts/create-github-repo.sh	Standalone script for creating GitHub repositories with git initialization
scripts/create-github-repo-function.sh	Shell function version that maintains current directory context after execution

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[Copilot]

The error handler cd .. navigates to the parent directory but leaves the newly created empty directory behind. This cleanup is incomplete and will leave orphaned directories when git init fails. Consider adding rm -rf \"$REPO_NAME\" before the cd .. to fully clean up on failure.

Suggested change

	git init -b main || { cd ..; return 1; }
	echo "# $REPO_NAME" > README.md
	# Create initial commit
	git add README.md
	git commit -m "Initial commit" || { cd ..; return 1; }
	# Create GitHub repository (public)
	echo "Creating public GitHub repository..."
	if [ -n "$REPO_DESC" ]; then
	gh repo create "$REPO_NAME" --public --source=. --remote=origin --description "$REPO_DESC" || { cd ..; return 1; }
	else
	gh repo create "$REPO_NAME" --public --source=. --remote=origin || { cd ..; return 1; }
	fi
	# Push to GitHub (this also sets up tracking)
	git push -u origin main || { cd ..; return 1; }
	git init -b main || { cd ..; rm -rf "$REPO_NAME"; return 1; }
	echo "# $REPO_NAME" > README.md
	# Create initial commit
	git add README.md
	git commit -m "Initial commit" || { cd ..; rm -rf "$REPO_NAME"; return 1; }
	# Create GitHub repository (public)
	echo "Creating public GitHub repository..."
	if [ -n "$REPO_DESC" ]; then
	gh repo create "$REPO_NAME" --public --source=. --remote=origin --description "$REPO_DESC" || { cd ..; rm -rf "$REPO_NAME"; return 1; }
	else
	gh repo create "$REPO_NAME" --public --source=. --remote=origin || { cd ..; rm -rf "$REPO_NAME"; return 1; }
	fi
	# Push to GitHub (this also sets up tracking)
	git push -u origin main || { cd ..; rm -rf "$REPO_NAME"; return 1; }

[Copilot]

All error handlers use cd .. which leaves the failed repository directory and potentially a remote GitHub repository in an inconsistent state. The cleanup is incomplete - the local directory remains, and if gh repo create succeeded but git push failed, the remote repository also remains. Consider comprehensive cleanup that removes the local directory and potentially the remote repository on failure.

[Copilot]

All error handlers use cd .. which leaves the failed repository directory and potentially a remote GitHub repository in an inconsistent state. The cleanup is incomplete - the local directory remains, and if gh repo create succeeded but git push failed, the remote repository also remains. Consider comprehensive cleanup that removes the local directory and potentially the remote repository on failure.

[Copilot]

All error handlers use cd .. which leaves the failed repository directory and potentially a remote GitHub repository in an inconsistent state. The cleanup is incomplete - the local directory remains, and if gh repo create succeeded but git push failed, the remote repository also remains. Consider comprehensive cleanup that removes the local directory and potentially the remote repository on failure.