git-all: execute on all your repos

falconindy · 2010-06-03 06:55:27

I think I posted this in some crippled form on the handy cmd line utilities thread, but I just finished up a pretty hefty rewrite and added a bunch of features. Basically, pass any git command (or any command really) to git-all, and it'll find all your git repos based on a specified root (defaults to $HOME) and perform whatever action you want on them. A job summary is provided at the end. Example:

vNGhsbg

Usage: git-all [options] [command]

   -S    Show repos which have uncommitted changes. If this
          option is specified, all other options are ignored.

   -f    suppress prompting before a custom command is run
   -h    print this help message
   -v    print error output in job summary for failed jobs

 Actions will be performed on $REPOHOME, which defaults to $HOME
 if not specified.

Source @ GitHub

Last edited by falconindy (2010-06-03 23:21:55)

pepeapepepe · 2010-06-03 07:33:59

Very nice idea, congratulations.

Suggestion: this could be used with the -git PKBUILD's in aur, that would be nice

Dieter@be · 2010-06-03 20:00:36

oooh nice colors. i want your .X{defaults,resources}

falconindy · 2010-06-03 20:26:41

Dieter@be wrote:

oooh nice colors. i want your .X{defaults,resources}

http://github.com/falconindy/dotfiles/b … lors/tango

Dieter@be · 2010-06-04 14:32:21

falconindy wrote:

Dieter@be wrote:
oooh nice colors. i want your .X{defaults,resources}
http://github.com/falconindy/dotfiles/b … lors/tango

thanks, and sorry for the OT but what is this 'xcolors' thing?

falconindy · 2010-06-04 17:00:25

Just a hierarchical organization. I've got them all listed in .Xdefaults, and all but 1 are commented.

!#include ".config/xcolors/dwmrob"
!#include ".config/xcolors/gnometerm"
!#include ".config/xcolors/jasonwryan"
!#include ".config/xcolors/phrak1"
!#include ".config/xcolors/rezza"
!#include ".config/xcolors/rydgel"
#include ".config/xcolors/tango"
!#include ".config/xcolors/zenburn"

Dieter@be · 2010-06-04 17:23:32

falconindy wrote:

Just a hierarchical organization. I've got them all listed in .Xdefaults, and all but 1 are commented.

thanks buddy. interesting approach, i'm gonna explore your repos at github more
and now on topic!

Arch Linux

#1 2010-06-03 06:55:27

git-all: execute on all your repos

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