The Aviator command line tool (invoked as

av

) can be used to streamline and automate common tasks within your Git and GitHub workflows. Currently, the tool is used primarily to manage Stacked PRs . macOS (Homebrew) First, if not already done, install Homebrew . Then install using Homebrew tap. Copy

brew install gh aviator-co/tap/av

Arch Linux (AUR) Published as

av-cli-bin

in AUR. Copy

yay av-cli

Debian/Ubuntu Add Aviator to your APT repositories. Copy

echo "deb [trusted=yes] https://apt.fury.io/aviator/ /" > \
/etc/apt/sources.list.d/fury.list

And then apt install. Copy

sudo apt update
sudo apt install av

Alternatively If you'd prefer you can download the

.deb

file from the releases page . RPM-based systems Add the following file

/etc/yum.repos.d/fury.repo

. Run the following command to confirm the configuration is working. And then run yum install. Alternatively If you'd prefer you can download the

.rpm

file from the releases page . Binary download Download the binary from the releases page . Extract the archive and add the executable to your PATH. Setup Set up the GitHub CLI for GitHub authentication: Or you can create a Personal Access Token as described in the Configuration section. Set up the

av

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