Related notes How to list all projects in Gitlab, How to list all projects in Github Install the bbcli with: pacaur -S bbcli Auth with: bb auth login At the writing of this, the tool doesn’t seem to support oauth and bitbucket seems to be enforcing it recently. So I am abandoning this. I think I will move out of bitbucket anyway.
Related notes How to list all projects in Gitlab, How to list all projects in Github Install the package pip install --user tsrc Create the manifest repository Create a new repository named manifest Create a file manifest.yml with the following content: repos:-dest:orgbranch:masterremotes:-name:originurl:git@github.com:<user>/<repo>.git-name:httpsurl:https://<user>:<token>@github.com/<organization>/<repo>.git-name:nasurl:ssh://<user>@<server>:<port>/<path>/<repo>.git This will create the setup for a repository that always stays in sync across all the remotes. The cool thing about this is that it will automatically keep in sync the git remotes with this definition.
I have tested the glab tool and apparently there should be a way to list all projects but I couldn’t do it. Maybe the arch linux package is still not updated and there is no aur package, so… I searched for an alternative and luckily there is always a python tool/module to help us out… so I installed python-gitlab-cli. Setup is pretty straight forward, just read the docs. Alternatively you can install the AUR package with: