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Feature request: Add option --keep to keep the working directory after the run #493

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sigma67 opened this issue Jul 19, 2024 · 2 comments
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sigma67 commented Jul 19, 2024

Thanks for this awesome tool! I have a fairly small, almost trivial request.

The feature request
Add a new option that does not delete the working directory after each run.

My use case
In my use case I clone a lot of repos to update them from a common template using git merge. There will be unresolved merge requests which I would like to resolve using the working copy of gitter and push from there. My current workflow is to commit the merge conflicts as is and push them. In a second step I would now like to fix the merge commits without checking out the repo separately.

Related: #245

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  • [ x] I would like to contribute this feature if it's a suitable addition to multi-gitter
  • I have no intention of adding this feature myself.
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lindell commented Sep 9, 2024

It makes sense to have a keep command. Right now, the name of the folder is randomized with just multi-git-changer- as a prefix. This might need to change to make this useful for your use-case?

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sigma67 commented Sep 10, 2024

Not strictly necessary to be honest. Would make it easier to identify the correct folder if the repository name is part of the folder name

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