v2.1.0

Minor Changes

• 9dab921: Add --dry-run and --json flags for all major commands

  New Features

  • --dry-run flag — Available on branch, multi-branch, and extract commands. Shows a complete preview of what would happen (files, branches, commit messages, settings) without performing any git operations.

  • --json flag — Available on list, branch, multi-branch, and extract commands. Outputs machine-readable JSON to stdout and suppresses all human-readable log messages. Works with both normal execution and --dry-run mode.

  Details

  • list --json: Outputs { command, files, filters } or { command, grouped, filters } when used with --group
  • branch --dry-run: Shows owner, branch name, branch existence, commit message, matched/excluded files, and push/PR/flag settings
  • branch --json: Outputs branch result with success status, files, push state, and PR info
  • multi-branch --dry-run: Shows per-owner breakdown (branch, message, files), uncovered files, unowned files, and summary totals
  • multi-branch --json: Outputs aggregate results with per-owner success/failure details
  • extract --dry-run: Shows source, compare target, files to extract, excluded files, and filter settings
  • extract --json: Outputs extracted file list and source metadata
  • Silent mode suppresses all console.log/warn/error output when --json is active; JSON is written via saved original console.log
  • pushBranch in git.ts supports a silent option to switch stdio from "inherit" to "pipe", preventing output leaks during JSON mode
  • recover command is intentionally excluded from both flags (interactive with prompts)