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Note that you can use git-for-each-repo(1) to run git-fetch on a list of repos. You can define the list in your Git config and use that.
by keybored 2y ago
Note that you can use git-for-each-repo(1) to run git-fetch on a list of repos. You can define the list in your Git config and use that.
- boffinAudio 2y agoThanks, yes I do know about that, but sometimes I want to have a bit more control over the for .. do .. end loop .. and also I'm rather a bit more of a fan of using the directory structure to remember repo's than a git config file somewhere, you know?