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How do you group multiple git repositories by keyword or tag or attribute? Do you have to manage repos in some external tool or is it possible to use a git client to find all repos that have a specific attribute?
For example, Project1 was for client X, it was built for iPad, it included a jQuery plugin, and was an experiment with responsive layouts. Project2 was built for Android and has several other attributes.
In typical project management software, I might create tags and keywords for each project so I could find all the jQuery projects, or all the Android + iPad projects.
Could you do this without the external project management software? Could you do this directly in git, or with an existing git repo manager like GitHub or Bitbucket?
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To combine two separate Git repositories into one, add the repository to merge in as a remote to the repository to merge into. Then, combine their histories by merging while using the --allow-unrelated-histories command line option.
Listing the available tags in Git is straightforward. Just type git tag (with optional -l or --list ). You can also search for tags that match a particular pattern. The command finds the most recent tag that is reachable from a commit.
For github you can use gitrep (external oauth app) which allow you to organize starred repos though tags assigning. It's like del.icio.us but for code.
That's how it looks like:
BTW, the tags on the screenshot were assigned automatically.
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