🌀 repo-warp

Sync all your local Git repos in one warp-speed command.
Commit and push changes across multiple repositories without context switching.

🚀 Features

• 🔍 Scans a directory for all git repositories
• 💾 Shows which repos have uncommitted or unpushed changes
• 📝 Commit across multiple repos in one go
• ⬆️ Optional --push to push commits automatically
• ⚡ --dry-run mode to preview actions safely
• 💻 Interactive CLI experience

📦 Installation

Install globally from npm:

npm install -g repo-warp
💡 How to Use
Open a terminal

Navigate to a folder that contains multiple git repos

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cd ~/projects
Run repo-warp

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repo-warp
Select which repos you want to sync

It’ll show which repos are clean, have uncommitted changes, or have unpushed commits.

Type repo names separated by commas (or press enter to select all)

Type your commit message

If you leave it blank, it won’t commit anything.

Optionally push with --push

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repo-warp --push
(Optional) Dry run to preview

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repo-warp --dry-run
Example:

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📁 Found 3 repos in ~/projects

app-ui: 💾 uncommitted ⬆️ unpushed
backend: 💾 uncommitted
docs: ✅ clean

💬 Repos to sync (comma-separated, or leave blank for all): app-ui, backend
📝 Commit message (leave empty to skip commit): feat: update UI and backend configs
⚙️ CLI Flags
Flag	Description
--push	Push commits after committing
--dry-run	Show what would happen (no changes made)

📝 Notes
Each subfolder must be a valid git repo (contain a .git folder)

If a repo has no upstream branch set, it will skip pushing

If you leave the commit message empty, no commit will be created

💡 Why
Because switching into each repo to commit and push is pain.
repo-warp keeps you in the zone — just run once and keep building.

📜 License
MIT