git-map

git-map helps you keep on top of large numbers of git repositories by providing means to:

1. get a simple overview of the status of your repositories compared to their remotes; and
2. execute git subcommands on each of the repositories in turn.

A common problem when dealing with large numbers of repositories is ensuring that everything is synchronized and all your changes and branches have been pushed somewhere.

To check you are up-to-date:

1. Get the latest information from all your remotes: git-map fetch
2. Run git-map for a summary of each repository.

Installation

Copy or symlink bin/git-map into your path. Optionally add an alias to $HOME/.gitconfig so you can call it as git map:

[alias]
map = ! git-map

git-map --help for more details.