git-plus

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  "github_readme_excerpt": "# Git plus\n\nGit plus is a set of git utilities:\n\n * **git multi** execute a single git command on multiple git repositories\n * **git relation** show a relation between two branches/commits/tags\n * **git old-branches** find old/unused branches\n * **git recent** list branches ordered by last commit time\n * **git semver** lists and creates git semver (semantic versioning) tags\n\n## Installation\n\nAdd this directory to your $PATH:\n\n    export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/git-plus\n\nOn OSX using brew:\n\n    brew install git-plus\n\nOr using pip:\n\n    pip install git-plus\n\n## Git multi\n\nIf you have repositories ~/projects/repository1, ~/projects/repository2, ~/projects/repository3, ~/projects/repository4, ... First go to:\n\n    cd ~/projects\n\nCheck the status of all repositories:\n\n    git multi status\n\n...which is the same as:\n\n    git multi\n\nExecute \"git gui\" only on repositories which contain some changes:\n\n    git multi -c gui\n\nSwitch to \"master\" for all repositories:\n\n    git multi checkout master\n\nCreate a \"test\" branch on all repositories and checkout it immediately:\n\n    git multi checkout -b test\n\n...and so on. The basic usage is simple \"git multi normal_git_commands_here\". In addition to this, \"git multi -c git_commands\" will execute \"git_commands\" only on changed repositories and \"git multi -b\" will show the current branch for all repositories.\n\nIf you want your \"git multi\" commands to always execute all except some repositories add them to the file \".multigit_ignore\" in the same directory. You could also pass a list of repos to exclude as a command line flag: `git multi -e repository1,repository2 status`.\n\nWith:\n\n    git multi -a\n\nA .tar archive named git-repositories-yyyy-mm-dd-hh-mm.tar with all repositories in this directory (i.e. their .git directories) will be created.\n\nIf you have a nested structure of repositories, e.g. ~/project1/repository1, ~/project1/repository2, ~/project2/repository3, use\n\n    git multi -d 2\n\n... or a different number to look for git repositories ",
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