Add --repository parameter #31
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@chamburr can you expand a little bit on the problem you're trying to solve with this? |
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@Link- I am running gh-token inside CI, and I want to get a token that can access some repository. Instead of finding and specifying the installation ID for each repository, this feature lets me pass the repository name as a parameter. In general, when there are multiple installations, the two-step process of finding the installation ID and then generating the token is simplified to one. Does that make sense? |
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Add parameter to specify repository instead of GitHub App installation ID for generating tokens.