Artisan commands

Four commands for operations and debugging. Each takes a provider name (github, gitlab or bitbucket) and uses its configured credential:

php artisan git:repos github                 # name, path and default branch of every reachable repository
php artisan git:repos github --json          # the repositories as JSON
php artisan git:rate-limit github            # limit, remaining, used, reset time
php artisan git:commits github acme/api --branch=main --since=2024-01-01
php artisan git:webhook github acme/api      # register (URL derived from the route)
php artisan git:webhook github acme/api --url=https://example.com/git/webhooks/github --events=push,pull_request --secret=...
php artisan git:webhook github acme/api --list
php artisan git:webhook github acme/api --delete=12345678

• git:repos — the repositories the configured credential can reach (for a GitHub App, its installation’s) as a table, or JSON with --json.
• git:rate-limit — the server-reported limit, remaining, used and reset time.
• git:commits — commits for a repository, filtered by --branch and --since.
• git:webhook — registers the webhook idempotently (URL derived from the route unless --url is given, --events comma-separated, push by default), or --list / --delete=ID.

With a GitHub App installation configured, git:repos lists the installation’s repositories (/installation/repositories) and git:rate-limit reads its quota from that endpoint — an installation token cannot call /user. git:webhook --delete= refuses an id that isn’t in the forge’s shape, and git:commits bitbucket … --since= fails with a message (Bitbucket cannot filter commits by date); both exit 1 without sending a request.

An unknown provider or a provider with no configured credential fails with a clear message and a non-zero exit code.