In git, this is pretty much a oneliner script dropped in your path and named `git-all`.
Something like (typing from memory on my non-work computer):
#!/bin/bash find . -type d -depth 1 -exec git -C {} "$@" \;
git all status git all status --short --branch git all pull --rebase
In git, this is pretty much a oneliner script dropped in your path and named `git-all`.
Something like (typing from memory on my non-work computer):
Which allows any of the following to just work (I usually alias these commands):