#Git-Fleet CLI git repository manager

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mossy wind
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Hey folks,
I just released GitFleet, a simple CLI tool to help you manage lots of Git repositories at once. It's written in Go, and uses goroutines to run operations in parallel — so it's fast, even with dozens of repos.

One feature I'm particularly happy with is discover: it scans your directory tree and automatically builds the config file based on the repos it finds. No need to set things up manually.

Great for working with microservices!

🔗 GitHub: https://github.com/qskkk/git-fleet
Would love your feedback or contributions!

GitHub

GitFleet is a fast and lightweight command-line tool written in Go, designed to help developers, DevOps engineers, and maintainers manage multiple Git repositories from a single interface - qskkk/g...

exotic thunder
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link isn’t a link, also avoid ai slop, write stuff yourself

mossy wind
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hi friendly boy! thx for telling me that the link was not well formatted 🙂

exotic thunder
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your option 5 for install probably doesn’t work as you put the main in cmd but once you fix it I would move it up

mossy wind
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you're right it works but not since the v2 version i will change this

exotic thunder
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imo main at the top and no internal is better but that’s just my take

mossy wind
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yes maybe an habit on some projects i have multiple cmd, but on the case of main.go is on the root file go install by default with the binary git-fleet and not gf (maybe there is a trick for this case)

exotic thunder
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true but you could call your repo gf and rely on description to say what it is, but I guess to get a different name for binary is a decent use of cmd/x pattern