I'm trying to use the clone_all_helper_example.sh script to mass clone repositories from my organization. However, it seems to max out at 36 repositories, when there are much more. Is there a way to bypass this limit?

thank you for this tool!

I might end up making my own ad hoc collection of github classroom scripts & for convenience was thinking of storing your clone_all.sh in that collection. Are you willing to put up a license so I can be sure not to break it? Thanks!

Line 52 should be:
numRepos=$(echo "$tempJSON" | grep -o "full_name" | wc -l)
not:
numRepos=$(echo "$rawJSON" | grep -o "full_name" | wc -l)

I.e., if there are 100 repos in the current page (not 100 total, which would always stop at 2 pages)
Bill

Hi, first of all, thanks for putting together these scripts, I find them more useful than the official Classroom Assistant.

However, I found that I needed some more flexibility when evaluating students' submissions - these can be pretty lengthy and consist of several separate parts, so for example, if one wants to grade them part-wise, it only makes sense to be able to commit more than just once before pushing changes to remote. I hope I'm getting my point across well enough :)

With this in mind, I separated the original push_all.sh into commit-all.sh and push_all.sh. I also included the if-else check for whether a directory contains non-git repos and files, which are then skipped - this is useful to me because I want to keep test files and results statistics in the same directory.
Lastly, I added the option to use a remote different than origin when pushing changes, although this is not likely to be used very often.

If you think these changes could be useful, I will create a pull request.

Cheers,
Anamaria

When using https with 2 factor authentication (2FA) a token must be provided, SSH is not available with 2FA. Problem first encountered by readoc on the Github Education Forum

We may be able to make an optional flag for https for users to provide the 2FA token.