<#

.SYNOPSIS

Sets the working dir to the repos folder

.DESCRIPTION

This PowerShell script changes the current working directory to the folder for Git repositories.

.EXAMPLE

PS> ./cd-repos.ps1

📂C:\Repos with 33 folders entered.

.LINK

https://github.com/fleschutz/PowerShell

.NOTES

Author: Markus Fleschutz | License: CC0

#>

#requires -version 5.1

try {

if (Test-Path "~/Repos" -pathType container) { $path = "~/Repos"

} elseif (Test-Path "~/repos" -pathType container) { $path = "~/repos"

} elseif (Test-Path "~/Repositories" -pathType container) { $path = "~/Repositories"

} elseif (Test-Path "~/repositories" -pathType container) { $path = "~/repositories"

} elseif (Test-Path "/Repos" -pathType container) { $path = "/Repos"

} elseif (Test-Path "/repos" -pathType container) { $path = "/repos"

} elseif (Test-Path "/Repositories" -pathType container) { $path = "/Repositories"

} elseif (Test-Path "/repositories" -pathType container) { $path = "/repositories"

} elseif (Test-Path "~/source/repos" -pathType container) { $path = "~/source/repos" # Visual Studio default

} elseif (Test-Path "D:/Repos" -pathType container) { $path = "D:/Repos" # second HDD

} else { throw "Found no folder for Git repositories (in home or root directory) - Please create one." }

$path = Resolve-Path $path

Set-Location "$path"

$folders = Get-ChildItem $path -attributes Directory

"📂$path with $($folders.Count) folders entered."

exit 0 # success

} catch {

"⚠️ ERROR: $($Error[0])"

exit 1

}