Configure Global Username In Git

As a popular source code management system Git provides different configurations. The current developer username is one of the most popular configurations. If the Username is not set for a repository we can not commit. The Username can be set in different modes like repository level, user level, global level, etc. If we set the … Read more

How To Set Git Global User Email Config?

How To Set Git Global User Email Config?

Git provides different configurations for a single repository or globally. The user email configuration is used to specify the user email address. The global configuration is used to set configurations globally for all repositories the user works with. The git config –global user.email command is used to set user email addresses globally. Display Git Global … Read more

Git Global Config Tutorial

Git Global Config Tutorial

Git provides different configurations like username, email, preferred text editor, etc. These configurations can be set in different levels where they are used according to their levels. The Global Git Configuration is used globally where it affects all git repositories unless there is a local or repository-based configuration. In this tutorial, we examine how to … Read more

Display Git Configuration with “git config –list” Command

Display Git Configuration with "git config --list" Command

Git provides different configurations like user name, user email, editor, coloring, etc. These configurations can be also set in different modes called global, user, and local. The git config –list command is used to print all of these different types or levels of configurations in the command-line interface. List Git Configuration The current git configuration … Read more

Git Config (git-config) Command Tutorial

Git Config (git-config) Command Tutorial

The git config command is used to configure Git installation for the system-wide or current users or for a specific repository. The git config command provides a lot of different options to configure like default editor, user email, user name, merge tool, output coloring, command alias, etc. In this tutorial, we examine the general usage … Read more