SIT WITH GIT - Introduction of Configuration Variables
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SIT WITH GIT - Introduction of Configuration Variables
DESCRIPTION
Configuration variables in Git are settings that control various aspects of how Git operates. These variables can be set at different levels: system, global, and local.
The System level applies configurations to all users on the system, ensuring consistency across all repositories and users on a machine.
The Global level applies configurations to a specific user across all their repositories. It's ideal for personal preferences like username, email, or default editor.
The Local level applies configurations to a specific repository. Use git config --local (or simply git config) for settings like hooks or branch settings that are specific to a repository.
To set configuration variables in Git for system, global, or local levels, you can use the git config command with different flags.
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