A lot of janitorial work involves cloning all the repositories and writing a script to make the same change across all the repositories, and then submitting a pull request to each repo.
This means that people need to fork and clone every repository.
It would be very helpful if we had a command that would:
use the GitHub API to find all the repositories in github.com/exercism that are tagged with the topic exercism-track
fork to an account (which the user must specify with a flag)
clone to a location (which the user must specify with a flag, I think)
They'll also need to create a personal access token for GitHub and pass that (probably as a flag to the command as well).
A lot of janitorial work involves cloning all the repositories and writing a script to make the same change across all the repositories, and then submitting a pull request to each repo.
This means that people need to fork and clone every repository.
It would be very helpful if we had a command that would:
exercism-trackThey'll also need to create a personal access token for GitHub and pass that (probably as a flag to the command as well).