A CLI for performing various operations on git repositories

• pull: Pull branches for all the repositories at once.
• fetch: Fetch branches for all the repositories at once.
• grep: Search for a pattern in file contents across multiple repositories.
• checkout: Checkout a branch for all the repositories at once.
• tag: Use custom tag messages for git repositories
• bump: Version bump the version

go install github.com/arzkar/git-utils@latest

1. Make sure you have Git installed on your system.
2. Download the latest release of Git Utils from the Releases page.
3. Extract the downloaded archive to a location of your choice.
4. Add the extracted directory to your system's PATH.

> git-utils
git-utils v0.5.1
Copyright (c) Arbaaz Laskar <[email protected]>

A CLI for performing various operations on git repositories

Usage:
  git-utils [command]

Available Commands:
  bump        Version bump the version
  checkout    Checkout a branch in all repositories
  completion  Generate the autocompletion script for the specified shell
  fetch       Fetch all or specified branches
  grep        Search for a pattern in files
  help        Help about any command
  pull        Pull all or specified branches
  tag         Create a new tag with a custom message for the repository

Flags:
      --config   Show app config
  -h, --help     help for git-utils

Use "git-utils [command] --help" for more information about a command.

• You can specify the optional --dir flag to search within a specific directory. By default, the current directory is used.

• Use the --config flag to show the location of the app directory and config file

• For pull & fetch commands, you can specify a single branch, a comma seperated list of branches or all.

The pull command allows you to update your local branch with the latest changes for all the repositories at once.

Command: git-utils pull <branch> [--dir=<directory>]

Example: git-utils pull main,devel

The fetch command fetches the latest changes for all the repositories at once.

Command: git-utils fetch <branch> [--dir=<directory>]

Example: git-utils fetch feature-branch

The checkout command allows you to switch between branches for all the repositories at once.

Command: git-utils checkout <branch> [--dir=<directory>]

Example: git-utils checkout develop

The grep command searches for a specified pattern in the files of all the repositories at once.

Command: git-utils grep <pattern> [--dir=<directory>]

Example: git-utils grep "TODO"

The tag command reads the config file and uses custom message for tag

Command: git-utils tag -a <tag_name> -m <custom_message_keyword>

Example: git-utils tag -a "v0.1.2" -m "changelog"

Sample config.json:

{
  "tags": {
    "messages": {
      "changelog": "Full changelog: https://github.com/{repo_owner}/{repo_name}/compare/{prevTag}...{newTag}"
    }
  }
}

Tag Templates variables available: repo_owner, repo_name, prevTag, newTag

The bump command bumps the version set in the .git-utils-bump.cfg and search & replaces the version for the files set in the config file using the subcommands: major, minor & patch

Command: git-utils bump <command>

Example: git-utils bump minor

Sample `.git-utils.bump.cfg:

[bumpversion]
current_version = 0.4.0
commit          = True
tag             = True
tag_format      = v{tag}

[bumpversion:file:cmd/root.go]
search  = git-utils v{current_version}
replace = git-utils v{new_version}

[bumpversion:file:README.md]
search  = git-utils v{current_version}
replace = git-utils v{new_version}

[bumpversion:file:utils/update_checker.go]
search  = v{current_version}
replace = v{new_version}