Git Batch Tools

Batch git operations across multiple project groups.

Features

Batch Pull

Pull all git repos in a project group with a single action.

• Parallel Execution — Configurable concurrency for fast batch operations
• Safe Pull — Uses --ff-only to avoid unexpected merge commits; diverged repos are reported as errors
• Status Overview — Results grouped by status: Failed, Uncommitted Changes, Updated, Up to Date
• Dirty Repo Detection — Skips repos with uncommitted changes to avoid conflicts

Batch Status

View the git status of all repos in a project group at a glance.

• Ahead/Behind Tracking — Shows how many commits each repo is ahead or behind its upstream
• Dirty Detection — Highlights repos with uncommitted changes
• Section Grouping — Repos sorted by status: Dirty, Diverged, Ahead, Behind, No Upstream, Clean
• Quick Pull — Pull a single repo directly from the status view

Setup

1. Install the extension
2. Set Project Paths in preferences — comma-separated directories containing your git repos (e.g. ~/dev/work, ~/dev/personal)
3. Set Editor and optionally Alternate Editor for quick open actions

Usage

Batch Pull

1. Open Raycast and search for Batch Pull
2. Select a project group
3. Press Enter — all repos will be pulled automatically
4. Review results grouped by status

Batch Status

1. Open Raycast and search for Batch Status
2. Select a project group
3. See the status of every repo at a glance
4. Use actions to open in editor, pull, or copy branch name

Keyboard Shortcuts

Shortcut	Action
Cmd + E	Open in Editor
Cmd + Shift + E	Open in Alternate Editor
Cmd + T	Open in Terminal
Cmd + Shift + B	Copy Branch Name

Preferences

Name	Description	Required
Project Paths	Comma-separated paths to project directories	Yes
Editor	Primary editor app for opening projects	No
Alternate Editor	Secondary editor app	No
Terminal App	Terminal app for opening projects	No
Max Parallel Processes	Maximum concurrent git pull processes (default: 10)	No