`gh browse` Open the repository, an issue or a file in your browser

Opens the GitHub page for the current repository, or for a file, branch, issue or pull request, so you can jump from the terminal to the web.

Synopsis

gh browse [NUMBER | PATH | COMMIT] [FLAGS]

Option or form	What it does
`-b, --branch NAME`	Open a specific branch
`-c, --commit`	Open the last commit
`-n, --no-browser`	Print the URL instead of opening it
`-s, --settings`	Open the repository settings
`-p, --projects`	Open the projects tab
`-w, --wiki`	Open the wiki

Open this repository

gh browse

Open an issue or pull request by number

gh browse 42

Open a file at a line

gh browse src/app.js:40

Just print the link

gh browse --no-browser

https://github.com/octocat/Hello-World

Open settings

gh browse --settings