While it is pretty cool, using such tool increases general lock-in to GitHub, in terms of both habits and potential use of it for automation of processes.
I wish there was an open standard for operations that hub allows to do and all major Git forges [1], including open source ones, such as Gogs/Gitea and GitLab, supported it. In that case having a command-line tool that, like Git itself, is not tied to a particular vendor, but allows to do what hub does, could have been indispensable.
I wish there was an open standard for operations that hub allows to do and all major Git forges [1], including open source ones, such as Gogs/Gitea and GitLab, supported it. In that case having a command-line tool that, like Git itself, is not tied to a particular vendor, but allows to do what hub does, could have been indispensable.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forge_(software)