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Create Alias to run any command on multiple directories. EG: Used for maintaining multiple git repositories by single command
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export workspace=($HOME"/projects/project1" $HOME"/projects/project2");
export multiDirExec() {
for dir in ${workspace[@]}; do
echo 'Running >>>> '$dir ' >>>> ' $1 ;
(cd "$dir" && eval "$1");
done;
}
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yatishbalaji commented Jan 14, 2021 •
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Use case

  • Execute command on all related at once
  • Keeping all Microservices repos in local with sync without going in each folder and run git pull
  • Raise PR for multiple projects at once
  • Sync all related projects at once like api/backend.
  • Running build script in multiple local repos at once
  • Run lint on all related projects

Usage

  • add above code in .zshrc or .bashrc
  • If you want to iterate though all folders in given dir use for dir in ~/projects/*;

Examples

  • Run multiDirExec "git remote update origin"
  • Run multiDirExec "git pull origin feat/gitlessons --rebase"
  • Run with alias (if your terminal supports it) multiDirExec "grupo"

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