Check git status recursively on windows

Sometimes you wonder if you forgot to commit and push changes. And if you are working on several projects at the same time you just don’t know which ones. With this small batch script you can check the current directory and all sub directories for changes that still need to be committed or pushed.

The code

Create a new file called git-status.cmd somewhere in your PATH, place this code in there and run it from where ever you want.

@ECHO OFF
setlocal ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION

SET _START=%CD%

ECHO.
ECHO -------------------------------------------------------------
ECHO Checking git repos for uncommitted files and unpushed commits
ECHO -------------------------------------------------------------
ECHO.

SET _ERROR=0

:: Get all directories
FOR /F %%D IN ('DIR /B /S /A:D ^| FINDSTR /V "node_modules" ^| FINDSTR /E ".git"') DO (
    SET _CURRENT_DIR=%%D

    :: Change to current dir
    PUSHD !_CURRENT_DIR:~0,-4!
    SET _CURRENT_ERROR=0
    SET _UNCOMMITTED=0
    SET _UNPUSHED=0

    :: Check for uncommitted changes
    git status --porcelain | FIND /v /c "" > %TMP%\git-status
    SET /P _COUNT= < %TMP%\git-status
    IF !_COUNT! GTR 0 (
        SET _ERROR=1
        SET _CURRENT_ERROR=1
        SET _UNCOMMITTED=1
    )
    rm %TMP%\git-status

    :: Check for changes that need a push
    git log --oneline --branches --not --remotes | FIND /v /c "" > %TMP%\git-status
    SET /P _COUNT= < %TMP%\git-status
    IF !_COUNT! GTR 0 (
        SET _ERROR=1
        SET _CURRENT_ERROR=1
        SET _UNPUSHED=1
    )
    rm %TMP%\git-status

    IF !_CURRENT_ERROR! == 1 (
        ECHO.
        ECHO Scanning: !_CURRENT_DIR:~0,-4!
    )

    IF !_UNCOMMITTED! == 1 (
        ECHO Warning: Uncommitted files found!
    )

    IF !_UNPUSHED! == 1 (
        ECHO Warning: Not all commits are pushed!
    )
)

IF !_ERROR! == 0 (
    ECHO.
    ECHO All files committed and pushed.
)