Running this script is so easy, especially when you have to push a change to hundreds of repositories in your Git repository library (a directory containing your Git repositories) on the remote side.
1
Pushing a change on the current working directory
To push a change to all the repositories on the current Git repository library, just run the script with no arguments:
$ pushrepos
2
Pushing a change on a specific directory
To push a change to all the repositories on any specified directory, run the script with the relative or absolute path to the directory containing your repositories:
$ pushrepos Path/To/Repos
3
Pushing a change on a specific directory with a message
To push a change to all the repositories on specified directory with a custom commit message, run the script with the relative or absolute path to the directory containing your repositories: