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This is a very concise article explaining the importance of the Terminal since most people are usually in favor of the GUI [due to the assumption the CLI is only for hackers ;) ]
One more way to do a Git pull on your multiple Git repos without ever changing to your central git directory is by installing and using gitup. I personally have used it for 8 repos which worked flawlessly.
It's just a one time setup and on every pull, it'll show you all the objects that were updated for each repository right in your terminal (depending on any color scheme you use, this is a very cool thing to have :D ]
Hope this helps, cheers!
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This is a very concise article explaining the importance of the Terminal since most people are usually in favor of the GUI [due to the assumption the CLI is only for hackers ;) ]
One more way to do a Git pull on your multiple Git repos without ever changing to your central git directory is by installing and using gitup. I personally have used it for 8 repos which worked flawlessly.
It's just a one time setup and on every pull, it'll show you all the objects that were updated for each repository right in your terminal (depending on any color scheme you use, this is a very cool thing to have :D ]
Hope this helps, cheers!