aww

Introduction

aww is a tool (something like multi-git) to interact with repositories declared in the file (created by brr)

Features

• Clone repositories from the repositories file.
• Find repositories that meet a given condition (unpushed, uncommitted, empty)
• Switch branches specified by user (or default branch for specific branching strategy)
• Do actions specified in the file repository file

Git repositories

- name: <group_name>
  actions:
    skip: <true|false>
    commit: <string>
    push: <true|false>
  projects:
    - url: <project_name_1>
      actions:
        skip: <true|false>
        commit: <string>
        push: <true|false>
    - url: <project_name_2>
      actions:
        skip: <true|false>
        commit: <string>
        push: <true|false>

if you want to clean repositories file after doing actions, just do

aww actions reset

Commands

aww --help
aww git --help