git-mirror 0.3.3

Make your local git repos look like github or gitlab. See readme for how this differs from the many other multi-repo tools.

git_mirror

Make your local git repos look like Github or Gitlab.

Supports

• clone all
• pull all
• prune unnecessary branches
• update branch from main
• checking for unpushed changes
• copy template files to all repos (PENDING)

Does not support running arbitrary scripts in each repo.

Goal is for tools to be built-in, to be easy.

Also supports parallel execution for some commands.

Installation

pipx install git-mirror
# Interactively initialize configuration
git_mirror init
# Interactively select command for Github
gh_mirror menu

Requires .env file with Github or Gitlab token.

GITHUB_ACCESS_TOKEN=PAT
GITLAB_ACCESS_TOKEN=PAT
SELFHOSTED_ACCESS_TOKEN=PAT

Usage

CLI tool. Run in the directory with your pyproject.toml file.

You have forgotten to clone some repos on your secondary laptop. Run git_mirror clone-all.

You probably made changes and forgot to pull them. Run git_mirror pull-all.

You have made changes to many repos and can't remember which. Run git_mirror local-changes.

You have pushed changes to many repos and forgot if you deployed them to pypi or not. Run git_mirror build-status.

Github doesn't summarize failing builds across all repos. Run git_mirror build-status.

Your local folder has a bunch of stray folders that aren't even repos. Run git_mirror not-repo.

You care about some repos more than others, use config to focus on a subset of repos. (PENDING FEATURE)

usage: git_mirror [-h] [-V] [--menu MENU] [--host {gitlab,github}] [--user-name USER_NAME] [--group-id GROUP_ID]
                  [--domain DOMAIN] [--pypi-owner-name PYPI_OWNER_NAME] [--target-dir TARGET_DIR] [--include-forks]
                  [--include-private] [--config-path CONFIG_PATH] [--verbose]
                  {menu,init,show-account,list-repos,clone-all,pull-all,local-changes,not-repo,build-status,sync-config,list-config,pypi-status}

Make your local git repos look like github or gitlab. See readme for how this differs from the many other multi-repo tools.

positional arguments:
  {menu,init,show-account,list-repos,clone-all,pull-all,local-changes,not-repo,build-status,sync-config,list-config,pypi-status}
                        The command to execute.

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -V, --version         Show program's version number and exit.
  --menu MENU           Choose a command via menu.
  --host {gitlab,github}
                        Source host, use gl_mirror or gh_mirror to skip this.
  --user-name USER_NAME
                        The username.
  --group-id GROUP_ID   The gitlab group id.
  --domain DOMAIN       The gitlab (compatible) domain.
  --pypi-owner-name PYPI_OWNER_NAME
                        Pypi Owner Name.
  --target-dir TARGET_DIR
                        The directory where repositories will be cloned or pulled.
  --include-forks       Include forked repositories.
  --include-private     Include private repositories.
  --config-path CONFIG_PATH
                        Path to the TOML config file.
  --verbose             verbose output

    Examples:

        # Interactively initialize configuration
        git_mirror init

        # Interactively select command
        git_mirror menu

Config

Either run git_mirror init to interactively setup the config, or add a section to ~/git_mirror.toml.

[tool.git-mirror.github]
user_name = "matthewdeanmartin"
pypi_owner_name = "Matthew Martin"
target_dir = "f:/github/"
include_private = false
include_forks = false

[tool.git-mirror.gitlab]
user_name = "matthewdeanmartin"
url = "http://gitlab.com"
pypi_owner_name = "Matthew Martin"
target_dir = "f:/gitlab/"
include_private = true
include_forks = false
group_id = 542

[tool.git-mirror.selfhosted]
type = "gitlab"
user_name = "mmartin"
url = "http://git.example.com"
pypi_owner_name = "Matthew Martin"
target_dir = "e:/self/"
include_private = true
include_forks = false

Examples

git_mirror clone-all # Clone everything to target directory, unless it already exists
git_mirror pull-all # Execute pull on all repos.
git_mirror local-changes # Show local, uncommitted, unpushed changes
git_mirror not-repo # Show what stray folders in the target folder have accumulated that aren't even repos.
git_mirror build-status # What github actions are failing, passing.
git_mirror sync-config  # Copy the list of all your repos to the config file so you can mark them for ignore or tag them.

Prior Art

Do actions across multiple repos

• gita - multi-repo git tool
• mani - Stores bash snippets in a yaml file. Rust
• meta - Node based

See also this huge list of similar tools

Do git host things on the command line

• gh - github cli
• glab - gitlab cli

Documentation

• TODO