To update your origins to https

update-origins.sh

# Get a personal access token from github and enable SSO for it.
# Change in to the directory containing your repos
# cd /path/to/your/repo/dir
# git clone https://gist.github.com/crmitchelmore/72888315549fe33119a60e739e6ff5da
# mv 72888315549fe33119a60e739e6ff5da/update-origins.sh .
# rm -rf 72888315549fe33119a60e739e6ff5da
# chmod +x update-origins.sh
# GH_PAT=PASTyourPAThere ./update-origins.sh
# Wait :)


OLD_REMOTE="[email protected]:DigitalInnovation"
NEW_REMOTE="https://[email protected]/DigitalInnovation"


find "${PWD}" -type d -name '.git' | while read dir; do
  cd "${dir}/.."
  pwd
  current_remote_url=$(git remote get-url "origin")
  if grep "${OLD_REMOTE}" <<< "${current_remote_url}"; then
    new_remote_url=$(sed "s~${OLD_REMOTE}~${NEW_REMOTE}~" <<< "${current_remote_url}")
    echo "Changing ${current_remote_url} to ${new_remote_url}"
    git remote set-url "origin" "${new_remote_url}"
  fi
done