If you want, try out the spin-off project that is a standalone desktop application with the same feature set as this plugin.
https://github.com/mega-manipulator/mega-manipulator-standalone/
One stop shop for making changes, big or small, in a lot of places at once. See this as an alternative to sourcegraph campaigns, without the docker layer in between you, and the changes you want to make.
Use sourcegraph queries to find target repos.
Then a forEach approach is provided for each of the following actions:
- Apply changes
- InteliJ Search & Replace
- Using script
- Direct terminal access
- Commit
- Push
- Fork (lazy, eager, never)
- PR
- Create
- Edit
- Approve
- Comment
- Merge
- Close
- Clone
Connect to any number of search hosts, and queury those for repository hits
Clone the found repos to local file system, and inspect/plan the change you want to make
Run scripted changes defined in mega-manipulator.bash, or apply changes from the terminal, or manually, whatever fits
you best.
The file system structure of the clones link back to the config defined in mega-manipulator.yml, so we are able to
draft PRs for all code hosts you have cloned from. It doesn't even have to have been discovered using the same search
host.
Once you have created your PRs, you are also able to edit them, or decline, in batches.
Spend less time making small, or big, changes
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Using IDE built-in plugin system:
Settings/Preferences > Plugins > Marketplace > Search for "mega-manipulator" > Install Plugin
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Manually:
Download the latest release and install it manually using Settings/Preferences > Plugins > ⚙️ > Install plugin from disk...
To run tests you have to set some environment variables:
GITHUB_USERNAME and GITHUB_TOKEN you can do it creating .env file in the project root path or setting it in the environment variable.
Take a look in .env-example, or copy it to .env.
Plugin based on the IntelliJ Platform Plugin Template.