AutoGit

Bash script for fetching and pulling all repos in the executed folder

New script

AutoGit.sh is an updated version of the olders scripts.

$ ./AutoGit.sh -h
AutoGit - Update every git repo

Usage: AutoGit [options]

Options:
   -h                Show usage
   -v                Verbose
   -a                Update every branches
   -l                Store version in csv to compare in next update
                     Output: log.csv
   -d <DIRECTORY>    Path to remote directory folder
                     Default: script folder

-v show every git command, without it's just 2 lines per repo.

-a is equivalent to switching from git_fetch_pull_all_subfolders.sh to git_fetch_pull_all_subfolders_all_local_branches.sh.

Old scripts

Differences

🌳	git_fetch_pull_all_subfolders.sh	git_fetch_pull_all_subfolders_all_local_branches.sh
Fetch	--all --prune --prune-tags	--all --prune --prune-tags
Branch	Active branch, if remote branch exists git ls-remote origin [BRANCH]	All branches found by git branch --format='%(refname:short), if remote branch exists git ls-remote origin [BRANCH], at the end check out the active branch.
Status
Pull	If no modification, checked by git status --porcelain	If no modification, checked by git status --porcelain
Describe	--tag	--tag

Usage

Without parameter

Put the file in the parent folder [PATH] of your repos:

[PATH]
├── [REPO1]
├── [REPO2]
└── [REPO3]

Double click on it

With the parameter

Put the file where you want and when you call it add the [PATH] parameter:

[PATH]
├── [REPO1]
├── [REPO2]
└── [REPO3]

Launch the following command: [PATH_TO_FILE]\git_fetch_pull_all_subfolders.sh [PATH]

I added AutoGit.bat to show how to run it in multiple [PATH] at the same time.