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  1. eeowaa revised this gist Mar 29, 2019. 1 changed file with 0 additions and 2 deletions.
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    #!/bin/sh
    # Perform a specific git operation on every repository residing in a child
    # directory of the current working directory.

    # XXX: Hack to get to the cwd of the parent process
    test "X$GIT_PREFIX" = X || cd -- "$GIT_PREFIX"
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    #!/bin/sh
    # Perform a specific git operation on every repository residing in a child
    # directory of the current working directory.

    # XXX: Hack to get to the cwd of the parent process
    test "X$GIT_PREFIX" = X || cd -- "$GIT_PREFIX"

    # Only return 0 if *everything* succeeds
    rc=0

    # Output a nice header to separate this command from the others
    cat <<EOF
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    GIT BULK COMMAND STARTED: `date`
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    EOF

    # For each child directory containing a `.git' grandchild directory
    ls -d */.git | while read x
    do
    test -d "$x" || continue
    repo=`dirname "$x"`
    echo >&2 "=== $repo ==="

    # Navigate to that directory and do something!
    cd "$repo" && {
    git "$@" || rc=1
    cd ..
    } || rc=1
    done
    exit $rc