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Create labels using github token #4

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Euclécio Josias committed Jul 28, 2017
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Expand Up @@ -17,9 +17,6 @@ Type your Github username: lucassabreu
Type your Github password (won't be shown):
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## Using Github Token
If you're using github token you must set the environment variable `GITHUB_TOKEN`, then the script will ignore and won't ask for your username and password

Or you [install into your machine](#install) and run it directaly setting parameters (or not and it will be asked as shown before):

Usage: `coderockr-way-github-setup -u githubUser -p githubPassword owner/repo`
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--verbose, -v Details process
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Using Github Token
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If you're using github token you must set the environment variable `GITHUB_TOKEN`, then the script will ignore and won't ask for your username and password

Install
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