Gitcheck is a script to check all change in your git repositories.
Clone the repository and move the script to your home.
git clone git@github.com:vincent-chapron/gitcheck.git gitcheck
cd gitcheck
mv gitcheck ~/.gitcheckUpdate you .*shrc and load the file
# IF YOU HAVE BASH
vim ~/.bashrc
# IF YOU HAVE ZSH
vim ~/.zshrc
# ETCAdd the following line to your .*shrc file
source ~/.gitcheckClose and re-open your terminal
I work on symfony projects and sometimes I need to make change in my vendor.
It can be easily to lost where I change something, so i just need to use gitcheck.
gitcheckHere an example of the result:
(1) path: ./vendor/victoire/victoire/
M composer.json
62 git repository(ies) found:
1 has/have changes,
61 is/are unchanged.
Choose a number to go go to the repotory associated: <cursor>If you press 1 and enter, you will change directory to the path associated, here ./vendor/victoire/victoire/