A script to cycle through each "Meadow." folder and run 'git pull' then output results to a local log file.

git-pull-Meadow.ps1

# Define the root directory where you want to start the search
$rootDirectory = "D:\repos"

# Create a unique log file with a datetime stamp
$logFileName = "Meadow_pull_log_$(Get-Date -Format 'yyyyMMdd_HHmmss').txt"
$logFilePath = Join-Path -Path $rootDirectory -ChildPath $logFileName

# Get immediate child folders (one level down)
$childFolders = Get-ChildItem -Path $rootDirectory -Directory

# Store the current location (parent folder)
$currentLocation = Get-Location

foreach ($folder in $childFolders) {
    $folderName = $folder.Name
    if ($folderName -like "*Meadow.*") {
        # Change to the folder
        Set-Location $folder.FullName

        # Run "git pull" and capture the output
        $gitOutput = git pull 2>&1

        # Split the output into lines
        $gitOutputLines = $gitOutput -split "`r`n"

        # Append the folder name and Git output to the log file
        "$folderName`r`n$(($gitOutputLines | % { "$_`r`n" }) -join '')" | Out-File -Append -FilePath $logFilePath

        # Display the folder name and Git output in the console
        Write-Host "Folder: $folderName"
        Write-Host $gitOutput

        # Return to the parent folder
        Set-Location $currentLocation
    }
}

# Display the path to the log file
Write-Host "Git output saved to: $logFilePath"