:wrench: a few updates after @vbehar comments
:memo: update readme
:memo: update docs
git z'y tout !
(git them all!)
A very small thing that reads a yaml config file and pushes to the given git repositories.
Made to solve the problem of having your code centralized only on Github or Gitlab...
Thanks to gitzytout, the source code is available at:
It is made in Go because Vincent thinks this language is awesome (and yes, it is basically 2 commands in your shell).
Install using go get -u gitlab.com/SiegfriedEhret/gitzytout
.
First, create a gitzytout.yaml
file, with some content:
main: git@gitlab.com:SiegfriedEhret/gitzytout.git
mirrors:
- git@github.com:SiegfriedEhret/gitzytout.git
Then, run gitzytout
it will automagically configure your .git/config
to allow you to push to multiple repositories.
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