= Gits

Makes messing up across multiple git repositories easier.

== Problem statement

You have multiple git repositories and you want to make changes to them at the same time.

== Example

Typically you have all your repos checked out in the same directory.

You start by making the code changes in the repos that need to be modified.

Now you give all the dirty repos a common branch name, e.g. bugfix-123

[source, bash]

$ gits -dirty git checkout -b bugfix-123

Next you want to commit all the changes on the repos that are on that branch :

[source, bash]

$ gits -branch bugfix-123 git commit -a -m "fix: bug 123"

Then you want to push all those branches...

[source, bash]

$ gits -branch bugfix-123 git push -u origin bugfix-123

And then create pull requests, assigning a specific (unlucky) reviewer, e.g. victim123

[source, bash]

$ gits -branch bugfix-123 gh pr create --fill-first -r victim123

== Installation

[source,bash]

$ go install github.com/stephenc/gits@latest

To see the available options use gits -help

[source,bash]

$ gits -help Usage: gits [options] command [args...] -branch string only match repositories on this branch -clean only match repositories with a clean worktree -dirty only match repositories with a dirty worktree -help display help message -parallel int number of parallel tasks (default 12)