runOverridesRun the command git status in each overridden repository
$ qbt runOverrides --overrides git status
Run the (interactive) command git add -p in each overridden repository
$ qbt runOverrides --overrides --interactive git add -p
Drop into a shell in each override
$ qbt runOverrides --overrides --interactive-shell
Run the sloccount tool in each override using maximum parallelism
$ qbt runOverrides --overrides -J sloccount
Find all commits in all overrides that include a diff that matches REGEX
$ qbt runOverrides --overrides git log -G'REGEX'
See Common Options for options shared by most or all commands.
qbt runOverrides is a handy way of running commands in the actual git repos, rather than in the packages or artifacts. Before qbt status, the first example above was a common invocation. As the last example above shows, qbt runOverrides still has a lot of value to deliver.
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