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This PR adds git support to the Laravel installer. It'll allow users to immediately set up a Git repository with a fresh Laravel app committed into the Git history. Additionally, when using the
--githubflag, the installer will use GitHub'sghCLI tool under the hood to push the project to a private GitHub repo under the user's GitHub account. This'll make getting up an running with a new Laravel project that more easier.Set up a new Laravel project and initialize a repo with the base skeleton committed:
The same as above but also automatically create a private GitHub repository:
The repo will then be available at
github.com/<your-account/my-app.com.The same as above but with Jetstream committed separately:
Pass flags for
gh repo create:laravel new my-app.com --github="--public --team laravel"The
gitflag assumes you've properly installed and configured Git. Thegithubflag assumes you've properly installed theghCLI tool and are authenticated with GitHub.