Run Git command for all repositories in a directory

run-git-command-for-all-repos.sh

#!/bin/sh
if [ ! "$1" = "" ] ; then

   if [ "$GITREPO" = "" -a -d "/c/@Kiln" ] ; then
      GITREPO="/c/@Kiln"
   fi

   if [ "$GITREPO" != "" ] ; then

      echo "Git repositories found in $GITREPO"
      echo "-------"

      DIRS="`/bin/ls -1 $GITREPO`"

      for dir in $DIRS ; do

         if [ -d $GITREPO/$dir/.git ] ; then
            echo "$dir -> git $1"
            cd $GITREPO/$dir ; git $@
            echo
         fi

      done
   else

      echo "Git repositories not found."

   fi
fi

I added the following to my .bashrc:

alias argit='/c/@tools/run-git-command-for-all-repos.sh'

So I can run argit branch in the parent directory of my Git repo root directories (e.g. C:@kiln) to list all of the branches for all of my Git repos.