Git

🔱 Config files

The git configuration is usually done in these 3 different contexts:

The final config will be merged in this order.

[!TIP] 💡 TIP You can display the final values with git config --list

We already modified the default system config file:

Key	Section	Description
`editor`	[core]	Defines code-server as git edit to open files.
`autcrlf`	[core]	Disables automatic line ending conversion. Should be handeled by the editor
`helper`	[credential]	Enables saving plain credentials for git remotes.
`filesEncoding`	[i18n]	Sets utf-8 as default encoding.
`default`	[push]	Uses simple branch name matching strategy.
`lg1`	[alias]	Adds alternate log output layout in graph style
`lg2`	[alias]	Adds extended graph log layout.
`cfetch`	[alias]	Adds alias for fetch with --prune and --tags . cfetch stands for clean fetch

There are also some Phabricator workflow inspired helpers:

Key	Section	Description
`feature <branch>`	[alias]	Starts a new feature branch from updates master and checks out the new branch.
`wip`	[alias]	Stages all current changes and creates a wip (work in progress) commit.
`squish`	[alias]	Takes all open workdir changes and add them to the latest commit.
`pod`	[alias]	Tries to push current branch to origin/dev.
`poc <branch>`	[alias]	Takes current branch and tries to push it to a new remote one.

::: details /etc/gitconfig <<< @/../gitconfig-system{ini:line-numbers} :::

Git bash completion is already enabled in the arkanum image:

<<< @/../Dockerfile#git{Dockerfile}