Git Schannel - Shell/Bash

Git Schannel is a simple and powerful shell script that aims to make it easier to manage multiple Git repositories.

With Git Schannel, you can easily clone, pull, push, and fetch multiple Git repositories at once. It also allows you to perform these actions to specific branches or tags of each repository.

Installation

To install Git Schannel, simply download the script and save it to a directory of your choice. Make sure to make the script executable by running the following command:

chmod +x git-schannel.sh

Usage

Git Schannel has a simple syntax that makes it easy to manage multiple Git repositories.

The basic syntax is as follows:

./git-schannel.sh [command] [options]

For example, to clone multiple Git repositories, you can use the following command:

./git-schannel.sh clone [options] [repository URLs]

To pull changes from multiple repositories, you can use the following command:

./git-schannel.sh pull [options]

Git Schannel also allows you to perform these actions to specific branches or tags of each repository. You can specify the branch or tag using the -b option:

./git-schannel.sh pull -b [branch/tag]

Options

Git Schannel has the following options available:

• pull: Pull changes from remote repositories
• push: Push changes to remote repositories
• clone: Clone remote repositories
• fetch: Fetch changes from remote repositories
• -b [branch/tag]: Perform action on a specific branch or tag
• -d: Delete local repositories that have been deleted on remote

Conclusion

Git Schannel is a powerful tool that makes it easy to manage multiple Git repositories. It saves time and helps avoid repetitive tasks by allowing you to perform actions on multiple repositories at once.

The script is easy to use and can be customized to fit your needs. I highly recommend this tool to any developer that is working with multiple Git repositories.