git config

git config

Creator

Creator

Seonglae Cho

Created

Created

2020 Jan 10 8:23

Editor

Editor

Seonglae Cho

Edited

Edited

2025 May 7 17:57

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git config alias

WARNING: If you use credential.helper store from the answer, your password is going to be stored completely unencrypted ("as is") at ~/.git-credentials. Please consult the comments section below or the answers from the "Linked" section, especially if your employer has zero tolerance for security issues.

~/.gitconfig

Windows File error

git config alias

If windows change `open` to `start`

git pr -> Open this PR at github.com

git hub -> Open this repo at github.com

git amend -> Alias for git commit --amend

git ammend -> How I always misspell ‘amend’, also alias for git commit --amend

Can't seem to discard changes in Git

What changes does git diff show on the file? On windows, I've seen issues with line-endings causing issues like this. In that case, look at what settings you have for git config core.autocrlf and git config core.safecrlf. There is some documentation for these settings here.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1575682/cant-seem-to-discard-changes-in-git

Git asks for username every time I push

Asked Whenever I try to push into my repo git asks for both username & password. I have no problem in re-entering my password each time but the problem is in entering username. I use https to clone my repository. So, how can I configure git so that it doesn't asks for username on each git push.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11403407/git-asks-for-username-every-time-i-push

alias

Git Bash bash: open: command not found

I'm new to Git Bash, just freshly downloaded this for use in my class today, on the first class module it ask me to cd in to different directory and ls the content which works perfectly fine in Git Bash, then it ask me to open a README.md file in

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35811533/git-bash-bash-open-command-not-found

Idiot proof git

I'm an idiot. And git is hard. A lot of places use a rebase-based Git workflow, and I've made git less hard with a set of handy aliases. Put these in your ~/.gitconfig and turn git into an actually less painful command line tool to use. Here's documentation for these idiot-proof git aliases.

Idiot proof git

https://softwaredoug.com/blog/2022/11/09/idiot-proof-git-aliases.html

Idiot proof git

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