gitpp

Git Personal Parallel Manager — manage 100+ Git repos with one command.

What it does

Put a gitpp.yaml in your repos directory, then:

gitpp clone   # Clone all repos in parallel
gitpp pull    # Pull all repos in parallel
gitpp push    # Add, commit, push all repos in parallel

A full-screen TUI shows real-time progress for every repository.

Install

cargo install gitpp

Or build from source:

git clone https://github.com/kako-jun/gitpp.git
cd gitpp
cargo install --path .

Configuration

Create gitpp.yaml in the root of your repos directory:

user:
  name: your-name
  email: your-email@example.com
comments:
  default: update.
jobs: 20
repos:
  - enabled: true
    remote: git@github.com:user/repo-a.git
    branch: main
    group: "projects"
  - enabled: true
    remote: git@github.com:user/repo-b.git
    branch: main
    group: "projects"

• user — Applied to each repo's .git/config automatically (no global gitconfig needed)
• jobs — Max parallel operations (default: 20)
• group — Subdirectory for clone (e.g., projects/repo-a)
• enabled — Set false to skip a repo

Usage

# One-shot mode
gitpp pull              # Pull all enabled repos
gitpp push -j 10        # Push with max 10 parallel jobs
gitpp clone             # Clone (skips already-cloned repos)

# Interactive mode
gitpp                   # Enter REPL with tab completion
gitpp> pull
gitpp> exit

TUI Controls

After completion, a plain-text summary is printed to stdout — paste it directly to your AI assistant for diagnosis.

Why gitpp?

When you work across multiple machines with 100+ repos, you need to pull everything before starting work. gitpp pull does that in one command with visual feedback.

Each gitpp.yaml defines its own user.name/user.email, so you can keep personal and work repos on the same machine without commit author mixups.

License

MIT