gfold
Track multiple Git repositories status
TLDR
SYNOPSIS
gfold [options] [path]
DESCRIPTION
gfold is a CLI tool that tracks the status of multiple Git repositories. It scans directories for Git repositories and displays their status in a clean, organized format.
The tool shows whether repositories are clean, have uncommitted changes, are ahead/behind the remote, or have untracked files. It's useful for developers working with many repositories who want a quick overview of all their projects.
PARAMETERS
-r, --recursive
Search recursively for repositories--dirty
Show only repositories with uncommitted changes--json
Output in JSON format-p, --path PATH
Path to search for repositories (default: current directory)-v, --version
Display version and exit-h, --help
Display help and exit
OUTPUT FORMAT
The output is organized by category:
- Clean: Repository is up to date
- Unclean: Has uncommitted changes
- Unpushed: Commits not yet pushed
- Untracked: Has untracked files
CAVEATS
Large directory trees may take time to scan. Requires read access to repository directories. Status may not reflect upstream changes without fetch.
HISTORY
gfold was created as a modern alternative to manually checking multiple Git repositories, providing a unified view of repository status across projects.
