On that topic this tool has a built in directory searching, but why bother doing that when there already exists a generic git tool to execute any git command in

On that topic this tool has a built in directory searching, but why bother doing that when there already exists a generic git tool to execute any git command in multiple git repositories? You could run 'git map standup' and see it for all of the repos > By default the script searches only in the current directory or one level deep. If you want to increase that, use the -m switch. $ git standup -m 3