Heuristically guess username from gh auth status #3
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This closes #2 by running
gh auth status
and parsing its output for a username.The output of
gh auth status
prints a little summary of the currentgh
session, including the GitHub username:I've tested this using the latest version on
gh
on a Linux box, so I don't know how this will behave on MacOS or Windows for example, but I've designed it to simply fall back to the old behaviour of expecting an explicit argument if it can't find anything that looks like a username, so it fails gracefully.