not sure if this is appropriate -- GH/Github question

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Testing the "create fork" process using the "GH" Github cli.

The test process is:
Trying to have a Github organization with a single test user "foo"

I create the Github org -- gets http://github.com/numinds

I create a test user "foo"

I have a test VM, with a test user "test"
For test, I create the ssh priv/pub key

On the test VM, I also install GH to use the cli
-I also have the following

cat /home/test/.config/gh/config.yml
hosts:
    github.com:
        oauth_token: 111111
        user: foo
editor: vi


I'm trying to fork the
 http://github.com/drupal/drupal   to be in the     http://github.com/numinds

I can do:
(in the /home/test/numinds dir)
  gh repo create drupal

This creates the http://github.com/numinds/drupal (blank/bare repo)
  as well as the /home/test/numinds/drupal cloned repo in the local dir

However, doing:
 gh repo fork https://github.com/drupal/drupal numinds/drupal

Doesn't work as I'd like it to:
I'm trying to have the drupal repo be http://github.com/numinds/drupal <<<

Instead, it creates the drupal repo in/under the "foo" user >>>> doing
somethig wrong!

It generates the repo as:
  https://github.com/t-smith1/drupal


Any pointers/clues on what I'm missing.

I have the latest version of GH v0.9.0

I have everything I can possibly view in the "member_privileges" page checked!
  https://github.com/organizations/numinds/settings/member_privileges

Thoughts/Pointers on this.

Thanks



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