GitHub/CLI/Q/Using the gh cli, is there a quick way to list repositories with globs for user and repo name?

• Using the GitHub/CLI (gh), is there a quick way to list repositories with globs for user and repo name?

  • My Notes

    • This might be a place where gh-dash shines ... need to check that out.

  • Answer

    • AI/Response
      • gh/repo/list
        • No built-in shell-style globs. gh repo list accepts at most one <owner> (user or org) and has no flags to glob owners or repository names. You filter after listing or use gh search repos with GitHub’s search syntax (qualifiers and keywords), which is not the same as * / ? filename globs.
        • One owner, pattern-match names with jq: list JSON and select with a regex (closest to a “repo name glob” in practice).

          • gh repo list myorg --limit 1000 --json nameWithOwner \
              -q '.[] | select(.nameWithOwner | test("^myorg/my-.*"; "i")) | .nameWithOwner'

      • gh/repo/search
        • Search across GitHub (or narrow by owner): gh search repos uses the REST search API — combine user:LOGIN, org:ORG, or --owner=… with terms and in:name for name-oriented matches. See GitHub CLI manual — gh search repos and Searching for repositories.
      • gh/repo/list in loop or gh/api call
        • Many owners: loop over owners and run gh repo list, or drive gh api / GraphQL if you need something repo list cannot express.