Multi repo edit/commit/pr tool
go install github.com/jonaz/mgit@latest
there are help for all command and subcommands
mgit --help
example clone and replace
mgit --dir=tmp --bitbucket-url=https://bitbucket-server clone --whitelist my-cool-repo,my-cool-repo2
mgit --dir=tmp replace --with asdfasdf\$1 --regexp "gograce.New(.*)" --file-regexp=go$
example command
mgit --dir=tmp command go mod tidy
Example using a playbook to do multiple things to a repo playbook.yml:
tasks:
- repos:
- ssh://[email protected]/repo1.git
- ssh://[email protected]/repo2.git
- ssh://[email protected]/repo3.git
targetBranch: update-gograce
commitMessage: |
Update gograce to support sleep before shutting down
set sleep to 5 sec which we have tested and works fine with k8s and traefik to get rid of 502's when we deploy
actions:
- command: go get -u github.com/jonaz/gograce
- command: go mod tidy
- regexp: gograce.NewServerWithTimeout\((.*)\)
with: "gograce.NewServerWithTimeout($1, 5 * time.Second)"
fileRegexp: "go$"
- command: go fmt ./...
run with mgit playbook run playbook.yml
open multiple PRs when done: mgit --bitbucket-url=https://bitbucketserver.com pr
mgit -c https://git.domain clone --has-file config.json --content-regexp '"team": "mycoolteam"'
mgit -c https://git.domain playbook generate
# edit the playbook
mgit -c https://git.domain playbook run playbook.yml
mgit -c https://git.domain playbook pr --mode api playbook.yml
| field | description |
|---|---|
| command | runs command in shell. cannot be used with regexp. If used together with contentRegexp |
| regexp | |
| with | what to replace matched regexp with. capture groups example $1 is supported |
| fileRegexp | only change in files where the filename matches the regexp |
| pathRegexp | only change files in matching path. Includes the full path from the repo root and not only the filename |
| contentRegexp | only change in files which match this regexp. |