Find all git repos (folders containing a `.git/` subdirectory) in the provided path (defaults to current directory.)

git-find-repos

#!/usr/bin/env bash
#
# Find and list all git repos (folders containing .git/ directories)
# in the provided path (defaults to current dir.)
#
# Designed to run on a Mac, so make sure you have GNU `findutils`
# and the `terminal-notifier` gem installed.
#
# [email protected]
# v1.0 2015-08-10

SEARCH_PATH=${1:-"."}

echo "This could take a while. I'll notify you when done." 1>&2

gfind "${SEARCH_PATH%/}" -name .git -type d -prune -not \( -path "*/vendor*" -prune \) -printf "%h\n"

terminal-notifier -sound default -message 'Git repo search complete. Check your Terminal window.'

Throws an error if you use it in iTerm at least for me.