Pijularize a Git repository with all branches

pijularize.sh

#!/bin/sh
set -e
set -x

reponame=`basename $(pwd)`

echo "#######################################################################################"
echo "#  Script to import all local branches from current repository (${reponame}) into pijul"
echo "#  Will create a bunch of temp repos for import, so have sufficient disk space"
echo "#######################################################################################"

all_branches=(`git branch -a | grep -v remotes/ | tr '*' ' ' | awk '{print $1}' | tr '\n' ' '`)

echo "*** Importing ${#all_branches[@]} local branches to pijul"

mkdir -p ../${reponame}-temp
rm -rf ../${reponame}-pijul
pijul init ../${reponame}-pijul

for channel in "${all_branches[@]}"
do
    echo "####################################################################################"
    echo "*** Importing ${channel}"
    echo "####################################################################################"

    rm -rf ../${reponame}-temp/${channel}
    mkdir -p ../${reponame}-temp/${channel}
    cp -r . ../${reponame}-temp/${channel}

    (cd ../${reponame}-temp/${channel}; \
        git reset --hard ${channel}; \
        git clean -fdx; \
        pijul git; \
        pijul fork ${channel})

    (cd ../${reponame}-pijul; \
        pijul channel new ${channel}; \
        env EDITOR=true pijul pull --from-channel  ${channel} --to-channel ${channel} ../${reponame}-temp/${channel})

    rm -rf ../${reponame}-temp/${channel}
done

rm -rf ../${reponame}-temp

Run from inside a git repo.

Copies only local branches, checkout remote branches locally if you need to migrate them.

Temporary hack until pijul is taught to import branches by itself.