git‐all - yktoo/yktools GitHub Wiki

Traverses all your Git repositories and runs the same git command against them.

It can run in two modes:

• Running git-all <command> <args...> will search Git repositories (i.e. directories having .git subdirectory right under them) starting from your code root (see the CODE_ROOT_DIR at the beginning of the script).
  This mode ignores all directories whose name starts with an underscore (_) and everything below them.
  Useful for skipping updates to things you don’t manage, like sources you’ve temporarily checked out, or projects specific to some environment.
• Giving a . as the first argument: git-all . <command> <args...> will search Git repositories starting from the current directory, whatever it may be. In this mode no directory is ignored, so it can be used to bypass the limitations of the previous mode.

git-all [.] command [arg1 [arg2...]]

Where:

• . a dot as the first argument tells the script to start traversing the directory tree starting from the current location, as well as not to ignore ones whose name starts with an underscore.
• command Command to pass to git
• arg1...argN Any additional arguments to be passed to git

# Show status of all repositories
git-all status

# Show short status
git-all status -s

# Pull from all default remotes
git-all pull

# Prune all orphaned remote branches
git-all remote prune origin

# Rename all remotes
git-all remote rename origin github

• This blog post for more background and examples.
• Script source code on GitHub.