Do you find yourself context-switching between a bunch of different git repos?
Have you ever accidentally discovered that changes you've made locally have not been committed or pushed to your git server?
dirtygit is a text-mode UI tool to find git repos that have uncommitted files or which have not
been pushed to a remote.
go install github.com/boyvinall/dirtygit@masterCopy .dirtygit.yml to ~/.dirtygit.yml and edit to your needs.
dirtygit [ <directories...> ]If one/more directories are specified as <directories>, then this will override the
scandirs.include from your config file.
Simple key navigation in the UI as follows:
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
<up> / <down> |
Navigation inside repositories or diff views |
<tab> |
switch focus between repositories and diff views |
e |
Open selected repo in editor (current vscode) |
s |
Rescan directories |
q / ctrl-C |
quit |
Inside the "diff" view, a list of dirty files is shown, with the git status
for both staged changes (S) and working directory (W).
make lint- Also scan for local changes which have not been pushed
- Allow configuration of editor
- Improve error logging and presentation
- Possibly show git diff
- Allow deletion of files / repositories
- Add tests!
- ignore dir errors
- simple build task
- dir wildcards
- exclude part of paths
- custom edit command
- flake
- refact into src
- output to json
- deamon mode
- menubar https://github.com/fyne-io/systray
- add regex to exclude
- if no starting slash, compare from right to left
- help popup
- enable global gitignore conf which is already visible in config