Learn-NEAR / bin

Scripts for quickly fetching/updating all repos in an org

Maintenance scripts

A couple scripts to quickly fetch & update all repositories in this organization. pull script is written to work with all repositories in the same organization as this repository.

NOTE: These scripts have only been tested on macOS

Use it

First, set up a token for pulling repositories:

• Go to https://github.com/settings/tokens

• Click "Generate new token"

• Give it a good "Note", like "why does GitHub v4 require a token just to view public repositories omg"

• Don't check any boxes; it's just pulling public repos

• Scroll down and hit "Generate token"

• In your ~/.bashrc or equivalent, export an environment variable called GITHUB_TOKEN with the value of your new token

  GITHUB_TOKEN=the_value_github_gave_you
  

Now install some dependencies & clone this repo into a sensible location:

• Install prerequisites: brew install jq
• Must have ssh key added to GitHub
• Set up a new directory where you want to clone only the repositories in this org
• Clone this repository into that new directory
• Optionally: add ./bin to your PATH

If you've done the last step, you can change into that local folder and:

• run pull to fetch the latest main for all repositories

• run status to quickly find out if all projects have master checked out with a clean working tree. You can pass options that you would normally pass to git status, such as -s for short output.

• run run some command to run "some command" in each repository

• use dirty to do things like quickly commit a bunch of changes. Example:

  for x in $(dirty); do (cd $x && git add --all && git commit -m "cool" && git push); done
  

If you don't complete the last step, you will have to type ./bin/pull and ./bin/status instead.