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go-many-git
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Tool to manage multiple git repositories
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# go-many-git Tool to manage multiple git repositories ## Requirements - Proper go installation with GOPATH set - git >= 1.8.5 ## Installation ``` go get -u github.com/abrochard/go-many-git go install github.com/abrochard/go-many-git echo 'alias gmg=$GOPATH/bin/go-many-git' >> ~/.bashrc ``` ## Usage ``` Usage: gmg [@tag] <comand> [<args>] Go-many-git basic usage is to run a particular git command across multiple repos For example, 'gmg pull' runs 'git pull' across all registered repos By default 'gmg' alone runs 'git status' Optionally, a repos can be identified by a shared tag (@example), making it possible to target a subset of repos ie: `gmg @api pull` runs `git pull` on all repos tagged with `api` Go-many-git accepts all git commands, but here are a few gmg specific commands: [@tag] register <path> Add the repo in <path> to the list of repos, with an optional tag unregister <path> Remove the repo in <path> from the list [@tag] b Shorthand to display the repos current branch list Print all registered repos help Print this help ``` Note that gmg writes its repo list to a config file located under `~/.config/gmg-repos.json` ## Acknowledgements gmg is very inspired by the amazing [mr](https://myrepos.branchable.com) and [gr](https://github.com/mixu/gr) tools. A big thanks to them.