How do you manage many repositories?

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  1. git-xargs

    git-xargs is a command-line tool (CLI) for making updates across multiple Github repositories with a single command.

    I've looked for a solution to bitbucket and github but found something only for github that I'm yet to test (https://github.com/gruntwork-io/git-xargs). Other solution I thought about, that could work with bitbucket and github, is holding a script in a bucket or something and tell each repository's pipeline configuration to download and run it at some point.

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  3. gita

    Manage many git repos with sanity 从容管理多个git库

  4. infrastructure

    terragrunt infrastructure configuration (by dmikalova)

    I use terraform to manage repos - mostly just setting defaults and webhooks for cicd workflows. Planning to use got x-args once I get around to it.

  5. terraform-provider-github

    Terraform GitHub provider

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