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Add a section in the README.rst on how to add gitorg as an alias so it can be run as git org XXX

See https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Basics-Git-Aliases

Brings locally new repos present in github but not locally.

The new version of gitorg requires python3.6.

Consider porting to older versions of python if there is a usecase for it.

It takes down the fun of coding on it but many platforms don't have a 3.6 version installed.

Add support for an ~/.gitorgrc file to set all config variables and options there

Configure travis to automagically deploy to PyPI on a push to master.

https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/deployment/pypi/

If an user wants to use the tool for enterprise and public github it requires two different files atm

Creates in the github organization the repos created locally

Status should return the status of the organisation locally.

It should print:

• Repos in github but missing locally
• Repos added locally but missing in github
• Differences in the repo locally and in github (to be defined what differences)

Explore the idea of supporting gitorg add jumping over the gitorg init step.

Some users might use gitorg just to clone an organization of a user, for that usecase it might be simpler to just do gitorg add in a single command and the first one triggering an init.

Create a new command that brings locally all repositories listed but not available locally.

At the moment when a folder is renamed locally, gitorg will report it as added and the original. Support some way to enable this.

As an example gitorg add github:python brings you locally all repositories from the python org. If you rename peps repository to python-pep gitorg will report it missing.

Solution: Explore the option of getting local names from the default git remote rather than the name of the folder. In the previous example, origin will still be python/pep

Reproduce:

gitorg init
gitorg add github:python
mv peps python-peps
gitorg status  # This will now report peps as missing

An explicitly list of repos will allow a subset of an org, or repos from different orgs.

https://github.com/gitshelf/gitshelf might be a source of inspiration.

When running gitorg status and a repository is missing, only "D reponame" appears, but there is no way to know where it comes from.

Include the list where it comes from on the side:
D reponame [github:org/*]

If a long list of repositories is being cloned the user gets no feedback on what is going on.
Add a progress bar to give the user the feeling the app is not just "stuck"

Allow the user to configure a default protocol.

For example if github is configured as such, the following will be identical:

gitorg add mariocj89
gitorg add github:mariocj89

When performing gitorg status the app can also compare the main branch of the repo in github with the version locally, gitorg pull can bring those changes locally and gitorg push send them

Click is missing from setup.py

Allow users to define their own protocols that inherit from github.

This should be configuration only and allow to override:

• Token (To be produced via marioc89/github-token)
• API_URL

As an example, a command like:

$ gitorg protocol create
> Choose a base protocol [github]:  github
> API_ENDPOINT: enterprisegithub.mycompany.com/api/v3/
> Do you want to generate a token to access the API? [Y/n]
> Choose a name for your new protocol: ghe

Will allow the user to later run:

gitorg add ghe:myuser

Note, this is a complex issue

Implement a new command for gitorg that will run a shell action across all the repositories.

Example:
gitorg <new_name> ls .git will run ls .git in all repositories locally. Note this is different from just running a shell script in all local folders as not all files in a folder are git repositories. It will be identical though to run the command in all local git folders.