I have a folder full of thousands of git repos that I've cloned over the years.
It's like a little hoard!
I wrote a script to move stuff around. Make things easier to find.
Always test your scripts. Always. I just ruined part of my hoard. :dragon_sob:
It wasn't important enough to keep regular backups. I'm not too hurt by it. But I'm still disappointed that I let this happen!
@talon I had a folder like that. Most of them weren't mine, so I recently went through and cleared it out. Felt really great. Naturally, it will grow again, because who's got time to delete something you cloned to look at one file!
@jscholes if I just quickly want to look at stuff now, I just press dot in a repo and it opens it in github.dev which is basically VS Code. So those were repos I did want to keep for one reason or another. But now that I've ruined it I might as well clear it all out and start over.
@talon I've never tried that, but will give it a go. The file viewer on GitHub itself is also just a read-only text field now, at least for us, so that also makes things easier than they used to be with the weird table.
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