There is a lot of other software in the space, personally I use myrepos. They li...

skybar1 · 2024-12-18T02:59:53 1734490793

Thanks for sharing myrepos, it looks pretty interesting. I also came across gitbatch, another tool for managing local git repos.

It seems that these tools are more focused on being able to manage these repos, with myrepos offering a more granular control (I wish they had a demo though, it took me some time to understand what it does).

With repocheck I am focusing more on getting a quick report of the status of local repos. So I am prioritizing on visibility of local git repos as opposed to management. As for managing the repos, I built my project with the capability of providing tsv and json output, so that users have the freedom to use it in conjunction with other tools and scripts if needed

pabs3 · 2024-12-18T04:16:03 1734495363

For a quick report of registered repos with myrepos:

  mr status

I want to work on adding support to myrepos for finding unregistered repos and running in them too, at that point it would be something like this:

  mr -u status

Lots more to do on myrepos, but not much available time.