display git status of all repos

[evanthegrayt]

Add a -g option that goes through every repo and prints git status

[evanthegrayt]

I'm conflicted about how I think this should behave. My thoughts:

• No matter what, pushd to each directory, popd out.
  • This keeps the user's directory history clean if they have AUTO_PUSHD enabled (like I do)
• In each directory, I could either
  • literally just call git status
  • This produces a lot of possibly unnecessary output
  • Check if the repo is dirty. If so, add it to an array and print at the end
  • Which git command should be run?
  • Have -g act like -w, and just print the git status of the directory passed as an argument
  • Coupled with this, -G could just loop through all
  • Let the user pick their own command by setting a variable, or even by specifying at runtime
  • Should I check to make sure it's a git command, or should I let them run whatever they want
  • Arbitrary code execution could be a huge security hazard, or accidents waiting to happen

After typing all these out, the -g and -G option are sounding the best to me right now. If anyone has any opinions, that'd be helpful.