Add a function to clean and update local repositories #124
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| repos_dir="${HOME}/repos" | ||
| exclude_dir=("$@") |
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clean-local-repos my-repoWill in fact ignore my-repo. I'm not sure, but it doesn't seem very intuitive.
Maybe you can use argbash to make your script accept flags like:
clean-local-repos -e my-repo
-e being the same as the git clean command: --exclude (or except).
| folders=$(find "${repos_dir}" -maxdepth 1 -mindepth 1 -type d -exec basename {} \;) | ||
| if [[ ${#exclude_dir[@]} -ne 0 ]]; then | ||
| folders=$(echo "${folders}" | grep -v -E "$(IFS="|"; echo "${exclude_dir[*]}")") | ||
| fi |
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we can simplify this, just add the exclusions in find command itself. Raw example:
cd $repos_dir
repos=$(find . -type d ! -name "felipe" ! -name "cassio")| folders=$(echo "${folders}" | grep -v -E "$(IFS="|"; echo "${exclude_dir[*]}")") | ||
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| for folder in ${folders}; do |
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Please use bash arrays:
readarray -t repos <<<"${repos}"
for repo in "${repos[@]}"; do| repos_dir="${HOME}/repos" | ||
| exclude_dir=("$@") | ||
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| folders=$(find "${repos_dir}" -maxdepth 1 -mindepth 1 -type d -exec basename {} \;) |
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This find command can return folders which are not git repos. You can protect against it, all git repos will have a .git folder at their root.
| git reset --hard origin/"${branch}" | ||
| git checkout "${branch}" | ||
| git pull |
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I had a crazy idea, but I think it's really nice.
Why don't you make this script even more generic? Like:
git-run-in-all-repos -e my-repo -- git pull --rebaseThen, you can create a git alias that does reset + checkout + pull, although it's very likely there is one already.
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