Submodule maybe? about meta-knowledge HOT 4 CLOSED

I'd imagine you'd have spent a good chunk of your time to colllect, read, & edit the materials to present.

Not too much - I just saw that people weren't consistent in looking for others, so I tried to make one that makes it easier.

My issue is not really an issue per se. It's close to a suggestion, so to speak.

Issues on GitHub can be enhancements. :)

I'll link to the script. thanks for the suggestion.

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As it is, it should be relatively easy to pull them all; just copy and paste them into a list and use xargs with git clone. I'm not sure that doing more than listing them is something I want to do, though.

Wouldn't submoduling them mean I would need to keep updating this repo? I don't want to do that more than I have to.

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I use the following script for updating repos in the same directory where the script is stored. Hope it will help, but you need to clone them manually first

#!/bin/bash

DIR="$( cd "$( dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" && pwd )"

for i in $(ls); do
  if [ -d "$DIR/$i/.git" ]
  then
    cd "$DIR/$i"
    BRANCH="$(git symbolic-ref --short -q HEAD)"
    git pull origin $BRANCH
    cd ..
  fi
done

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@ewnd9 Thanks a ton! That's nice of you!

@RichardLitt First of all, I appreciate your time to put together this mega-awesome list. I'd imagine you'd have spent a good chunk of your time to colllect, read, & edit the materials to present. No complains, only appreciation. My issue is not really an issue per se. It's close to a suggestion, so to speak.

As far as I reckon, meta lists such as awesome- series are there to provide convenience of time and cognitive overhead reduction to potential readers. If you could, at least, add @ewnd9's script to somewhere in README.md, that might be a smooth step forward.

Anyway, Thanks for the list 👍

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