A terminal-based tool to manage multiple Git repositories with batch operations and individual repository control.
gitbatch is a terminal-based tool that allows developers to manage multiple Git repositories from a single interface. It solves the problem of manually performing repetitive Git operations across numerous projects by enabling batch actions like pulling updates for all repositories at once. The tool also supports individual repository management for tasks such as committing, stashing, and resetting.
Developers and teams working with multiple Git repositories who want to streamline their workflow through batch operations and centralized management.
gitbatch saves time by automating routine Git tasks across many repositories while providing a clean, interactive terminal interface for both batch and individual control, all built with Go for performance and portability.
manage your git repositories in one place
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Allows pulling, fetching, and status checks across all repositories in a directory at once, saving significant time on routine updates as highlighted in the key features.
Provides a quick, terminal-based view of all repository statuses in one place, helping identify repos needing attention without manual directory traversal.
Enables fine-grained management with de facto Git commands like add, reset, stash, and commit on specific repositories within the same interface.
Leverages the go-git library for some operations, reducing reliance on the system's Git installation for tasks like fetch and status.
Lacks support for essential operations like push and has limited go-git integration for merge and stash, as admitted in the README's 'further goals'.
The go-git integration suffers from performance problems in large repositories, which can slow down batch operations, per the README's note on 'full integration'.
Still occasionally uses external Git commands instead of full go-git integration, leading to potential inconsistencies and setup complexity.