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Reputation: 52810

How can I preview many git -repos easily?

I have many git repos in different projects and I would like to see a more pigeon view about their developments. I currently just enter individual repos but there must be easier ways. I have used Flowdock in team working (with RSS) but it is not really what I want. I need some pigeon-view about the git reports in console without repeatedly entering every project. (I currently see pigeon-view in github/bitbucket but I would like to see it on console or something like thta.) How can I preview many git -repos easily?

Trial 1: some summary?

$ find . -iname ".git"     # find me all git -repos
...
$  find . -iname ".git"|wc # shows the amount of repos
     40      40     434
$ How can I execute here a command to preview the developments in each repo?
$ They may be related projects so it would be extremely useful to see where
$ things are going!
$ 
$ find . -iname ".git" -exec cd '{}' & cd .. & git log $PWD|head -n7 \; # err
$ Some tool to do this kind of erroneous things? 
$ (there is some small mistake but it is just sketching my idea about pigeon view)
$ (also some sort of graphical connection diagram between repos would be useful)

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Upvotes: 3

Views: 157

Answers (1)

Adam Dymitruk
Adam Dymitruk

Reputation: 129526

Either make one repo with each of your repos as remotes and fetch from all then filter your git log --all -- or -- make one repo with multiple submodules of your repos and do a git submodule foreach git log or something similar.

Upvotes: 2

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