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September 22, 2012 18:08
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Print paths to all git repos in a directory tree.
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| #!/bin/sh | |
| ls -lRA | grep "\.git:$" | sed 's/\.git://g' |
The output of the replaced command above properly produces the desired output (removes the trailing ".git" from the dir listing):
$ ls -lRA | grep "\.git:$" | sed 's/\.git://g'
./raspberrypi/firmware/
./raspberrypi/linux/
./raspberrypi/quake3/
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Currently, this command doesn't format the output as the top level repo directory only, but has parens around the regexp used in the awk statement to try and handle this last bit. I'm somewhat new to awk, so I left it as-is for the moment since it solves my problem of finding a bunch of disparate git repos in my home directory. The output of this command would look like the following.