Push any changes from each repo in the current directory - great for mass updating repos at once.

mass-git-push.sh

	#!/bin/bash

# Copy a set of files to each repo in a dir, create a branch, and push to origin
# Requires GitHub CLI: `brew install gh` and must be logged in with `gh auth login`
# GitHub CLI Docs: https://cli.github.com/manual/

MAIN_BRANCH="master"
BRANCH_NAME="ignore_cassette_diffs"
COMMIT_MESSAGE="chore: ignore cassette diffs via gitattributes"
PR_TITLE="$COMMIT_MESSAGE"
PR_BODY="Ignore cassette diffs locally (line 1) and collapse on GitHub (line 2) for easier review."

copy_files() {
    # Add copy commands here for each project to receive
    cp ../.gitattributes .gitattributes
}

main() {
    echo "Pushing changes for each repo..."

    for DIR in */; do
        # Switch to the repo
        printf '\n%s\n' "$DIR"
        cd "$DIR" || exit 1

        # Setup our branch
        git status
        echo "We are about to stash the above changes and switch branches, press any button to proceed"
        read -rn 1
        git stash
        git checkout "$MAIN_BRANCH"
        git pull
        git checkout -b "$BRANCH_NAME"

        # Copy our files to each repo
        echo "Copying files to repo..."
        copy_files

        # Add/commit changes to our branch
        echo "Committing changes to repo..."
        git add .
        git commit -m "$COMMIT_MESSAGE"

        # Push changes and create PR (push up local branch, create PR via GitHub CLI)
        echo "Creating PR for repo..."
        git push --set-upstream origin "$BRANCH_NAME"
        gh pr create -t "$PR_TITLE" -b "$PR_BODY" --base "$MAIN_BRANCH"

        # Move on to the next repo
        cd .. || exit 1
    done

    echo "Script complete!"
}

main