Script to check for any uncommitted/unpushed changes in repos before wiping system.

I have a bunch of git repositories on my system. I run very light systems, whether on OpenBSD, macOS or Linux, so not really a worry for me to blow them away frequently. The most important thing that would suck to lose is any development work on my projects that I'm in the middle of and may not have pushed, which is where I'm at today.

• prints list of each repo directory, listing whether it has uncommitted or unpushed changes (checkout out branch only sufficient)
• prints the dirty files from applicable repos
• optionally open repos needing attention in new named tmux windows

Not adding a batch commit and push just yet, as opens up to accidentally pushing sensitive infos.

• sh check.sh DIR where DIR is the top-level directory you want to start searching for git repos in

Will output a list of the repos with uncommitted / unpushed changes.

$ sh check.sh ~
check-for-dirty-local-repos: you have unstaged changes.
ljsdotdev: you have unstaged changes.
lokl-cli: you have unstaged changes.
lokl has unpushed commits
wp2static-addon-cloudflare-workers: you have unstaged changes.
wp2static-addon-gcs has unpushed commits
wp2static-addon-netlify has unpushed commits
wp2static-addon-s3 has unpushed commits
wp2static-addon-zip has unpushed commits
wp2static has unpushed commits

• sh check.sh DIR tmux adding tmux as 2nd argument will create a new tmux session, with a window cd'd into each repo directory needing attention. Can be run from within an existing tmux session or directly from shell.