Create a CLI that finds git repositories in a path and git fetchs and git pulls them.
I'm already manually doing this in a bunch of repositories, automating that would be nice, and I can even learn some Go in the process.
git-sync: syncs the current directory git repositories (all folders levels).git-sync <path>: adds support to any (?) glob expression.
- List directories based on a fixed path.
- Figures it out if it's a git repository.
- Collect all repositories to be synced.
- Execute a shell command on that directory.
- Sync one directory at a time.
- Add path support.
- Don't try to pull when the repo is not in a clean state.
- Create a CLI.
- Release it with https://goreleaser.com/.
- Use some Go concurrecy shenanigans to speed up the process.
- Refine API.
- Use git remote instead of .git folder.
- Add flag for pulling or not?
- Add flat for remote?
- Customizing the git command.
- Block listing folders.
- Selecting only speficic folders.
- Read a file with repository paths on it, and sync only those.
Helper command to keep running the program as you make changes to it.
ls main.go | entr go run main.go