multimr 0.1.0

Create identical MR/PRs on multiple repositories.
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    <b>MultiMR</b> is a Terminal User Interface (TUI) app to create identical merge requests across multiple repositories. Currently, it only supports Gitlab.
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## Why?

Often in robotics projects certain subsystems are developed in separate repositories. When some update requires cross-cutting changes in multiple repositories, it is useful to create identical merge requests across all of them. This tool automates that process.

## Features

- Create identical merge requests across multiple repositories
- Specify reviewers, assignee and other settings in a `multimr.toml` file
- Override settings with command line arguments
- Preview branches of the repositories before creating merge requests

## Quick start

1. Install multimr using `cargo install multimr`
2. Install the [Gitlab CLI tool](https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/cli)
3. Authenticate with Gitlab CLI tool using `glab auth login`
4. Create a `multimr.toml` file in the root of your project see example here: [multimr.toml](multimr.toml) and schema here [Multimr.toml schema](./multimr.schema.json)

## CLI

```txt
Easily create identical MR/PRs on multiple repo's.

Usage: multimr [OPTIONS]

Options:
      --dry-run              Run in dry-run mode (do not actually create MRs)
      --assignee <ASSIGNEE>  Overwrite the assignee specified in multimr.toml
  -h, --help                 Print help
  -V, --version              Print version
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