2 pointsby bschell6 hours ago1 comment
  • bschell6 hours ago
    I wanted to build a tool inspired by the meme you've likely seen at this point, "In case of fire, git commit, git push, leave building."

    As you can imagine, while simple and true this is cumbersome and flaky.

    That's why I made git-fire; it discovers all your local repositories, handles dirty states, and pushes your branches up in parallel

    Some key tech details:

    My first project written in Go seemed like the best natural modern fit for integration regardless of architecture or operating system.

    A non-blocking streaming pipeline so git-fire can upload while discovering new repos

    Well-tested and engineered with 250+ automated tests and reporting system.

    Natively interfaces with git and keeping commands simple for long-term stability.

    git-fire has a TUI for easy configuration and CLI for flexibility, ease, and automation.

    MIT licensed and always OSS.

    Additonally, we're launching git-testkit along side it. A go framework for git repository management for automated tests with Python and Java adapters!

    Youtube Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fu-4n4oW2sI

    https://github.com/git-fire/git-fire

    https://github.com/git-fire/git-testkit

    http://www.git-fire.com/