git-pilot 0.1.5

A CLI tool to sync and update Git workflows and configurations across multiple repositories efficiently and consistently.

git-pilot

Sync workflows, configs, and more across 10+ repos in seconds using Helm-style templates.

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🚀 Why Git-Pilot?

Managing configuration and CI/CD files across 10, 20, or 100+ repositories is a nightmare.

git-pilot is your autopilot for repository file sync. It brings GitOps discipline, Helm-style templating, and one-command sync to modern DevOps pipelines.

🧠 Built for DevEx

• One command to sync them all: Apply templates to any number of GitHub repos in one go.
• Helm-style power: Use partials, macros (.tpl), and regex-driven rendering logic.
• Preview before you push: Interactive side-by-side diffs before anything is committed.
• State-aware syncs: Tracks changes and removes stale files automatically.
• Per-repo flexibility: Custom branches, commit messages, and variable overrides.

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🧰 What It Does

Feature	Description
🔁 Multi-Repo Sync	Render and push files across 1 or 100 repos with a single command
🧩 Helm-Style Templates	Use Jinja2 with custom delimiters, includes, and reusable .tpl macros
🔍 Interactive Diff Viewer	See what changes before you commit—created, updated, deleted files preview
🧬 Per-Repo Customization	Branches, paths, commit messages, and injected variables
🧹 Auto-Cleanup	Deletes stale files intelligently based on diff and state tracking
🌐 GitHub Native (for now)	Built-in support for GitHub with extensible architecture for future providers

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📦 Installation

pip install git-pilot

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✨ Getting Started: First Sync in 5 Minutes

1. Initialize Template Directory

git-pilot init --template-dir my-templates

This creates a sample structure with:

• Example templates (*.yml.j2)
• Partials in includes/
• Helper macros in _helpers.tpl
• A working values.yml config

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2. Customize Templates and Values

Edit my-templates/values.yml:

defaults:
  branch: main
  message: "git-pilot: update workflows"
  path: ".github/workflows"
  vars:
    ci_name: my-pipeline
    env: dev
  templates:
    - ".*\.j2$"

repos:
  - name: r3d-shadow/git-pilot-test-1
    vars:
      job_id: scan1
  - name: r3d-shadow/git-pilot-test-2
    branch: main # override
    vars:
      job_id: scan2
      env: prod # override

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3. Run Your First Sync

cd my-templates

git-pilot sync \
  --token $GITHUB_TOKEN \
  --templates ./ \
  --values ./values.yml

✅ You’ll see a full visual diff. Confirm to sync. That’s it!

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📘 Docs

• Templating Guide — Includes, macros, helpers, and Jinja2 syntax
• Configuration Reference — All config options and repo overrides
• Architecture Guide — Extending providers and internal design
• Contributing to git-pilot
• Roadmap

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🛠️ Advanced Examples

• Sync GitHub Actions, README.md, configs, policies, and more
• Regex-targeted templates per repo
• Environments like dev, staging, prod
• Centralized secrets and configurations with overrides

→ See /example-template-dir for ready-to-copy setups

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🤝 Contributing

We welcome contributors! Here's how to get started:

python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip install -e .
git-pilot

Open a PR with a clear description. See the Architecture Guide for more details.

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🪪 License

Apache-2.0 license — LICENSE