MR Git
MR Git stands for "Multi-Repositories Git". (But you can go ahead and call it Mister Git.)
In large projects, the trend is to have a mono-repo because it simplifies the git management.
MR Git is here to change this, and make the git management of products involving multiple repos easy, when these repo share similar characteristics (like: users, and branches to some degree).
Summary
Syntax and examples
See the documentation page.
Dependencies
Installing via pip3
[sudo] pip3 install mr-git
Usage
mr-git -h says:
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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