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Multiple git repository management tool
``` $gr completion fatal: not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git ```
When using gr from a powershell command line everything works fine except tags are not respected. Every command will run on every single tagged repository so you can't categorize anything...
I think it is great that I can filter my repositories by tags, but quite often, when working with multiple repositories, I need to run my git command on a...
What a great project. Super-useful. However, I'm really wishing the `@modified` functionality mentioned in the README was available -- one almost always wants to do stuff in just projects with...
I messed up my ~/.grconfig.json (excess comma at end of a list due to deletion of last entry) and found the resulting error message to be not exactly informative. Maybe...
- If `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME` is set, config file should be saved to `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/gr/config.json`. - In addition or instead of the above, read `GR_CONFIG_HOME` and if set, use that (`GR_CONFIG_HOME=$HOME` would replicate...
Sometimes I like to use gr to run interactive subprocess, e.g. `git add -i`. The node spawn function has a way to do this but gr does not expose it.
I start out with 3 repos with the @premajor tag, and I am in one of them When I remove the tag from the current repo, it works as expected...
Windows 8.1, admin cmd prompt Installs just fine, no warnings nor errors npm version 5.6.0 node version 8.9.2 Running : "gr tag discover . " to tag all repos under...
`gr tag discover project` `/usr/bin/env: node: No such file or directory ` The same error occur even with gr --help