My git workflow consists of making changes to the working directory then firing up the gui, selecting changes, committing them and then pushing. The git gui is an awesome way of inspecting the changes along a set of files at once.
Gradually I started creating more projects (eclipse) and while I mostly work on one or two I now need to inspect the changes in all the repositories, and firing up 7 git guis is getting out of hand. Ideally I would like to be able to record a "master commit" - so when I push my main project at the remote repo to have a way of recording the state of the library projects at this time.
But my most urgent need is to be able to inspect the changes in all the projects at once. Surely there is a way ?
Related but not duplicates - bear in mind that I can dispose of all requirements but being able to inspect the changes at once while most other questions are about more fancy stuff :
Please also note that I had a look at submodules (the subdirectory structure is not an option, my projects are eclipse projects in the same workspace), but can't really wrap my brains around them.