1 # Global Git configuration file.
3 # Copyright (C) 2011-2013 Simon Ruderich
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24 email = simon@ruderich.org
34 # Function in hunk header.
35 function = magenta bold
45 # Can't use ~/ because of older git versions.
46 excludesfile = GITIGNORE
48 # Use pager for the following commands.
54 ## Shortcuts for often used commands.
61 dw = diff PATIENCE --color-words
62 dc = diff PATIENCE --cached
63 dcw = diff PATIENCE --cached --color-words
68 lp = log --patch PATIENCE
78 mo = merge origin/master
85 # Parallel git remote update. Also strips unnecessary output.
87 | xargs -d '\\n' -n1 -P0 git remote update 2>&1 \
89 /^Please make sure you have the correct access rights$/d; \
90 /^and the repository exists\\.$/d;'"
91 # Push to all remotes. Thanks to albel727 in #git on Freenode
92 # (2011-06-04 16:06 CEST) for the idea. Modified to push in parallel
93 # and to strip unnecessary output.
95 | xargs -d '\\n' -n1 -P0 git push 2>&1 \
97 /^Please make sure you have the correct access rights$/d; \
98 /^and the repository exists\\.$/d;'"
102 # (Redirection of stderr is necessary to prevent missing output with
103 # my "color stderr" solution in Zsh.)
104 fs = ! git fsck --strict --full 2>&1
105 fg = ! git fs && git gc --aggressive 2>&1 # fsck and compress repo
109 ssk = stash save --keep-index
115 # tig-like log view. Similar to the following but with author/date
116 # information. --pretty=format is not used because it doesn't allow
117 # precise enough control over formats and colors.
119 # tig = log --pretty=oneline --graph --all --decorate --abbrev-commit
123 # Detect copies and renames.
126 # Change the definition of a word as used by diff --color-words to be
127 # shorter (not only spaces) and thus simplify the generated diffs.
128 # Words ([a-zA-Z0-9_]+) are matched, or a single non-word character
129 # ([^a-zA-Z0-9_]), therefore changes to words are shown in complete
130 # (e.g. from "word" to "newword" as "[-word-]{+newword+}"), but
131 # changes to non-word characters are shown character wise (e.g. from
132 # "==" to "!=" as "[-=-]{+!+}="); [-..-] is removal, {+..+} is
133 # addition. See t/ for some tests and examples.
134 wordregex = [a-zA-Z0-9_]+|[^a-zA-Z0-9_]
136 # Allow diffing of some binary files.
138 # `pdftotext-` is a wrapper around pdftotext which writes to stdout.
139 # `sqlite3dump` is a wrapper calling `sqlite3 database-file .dump`.
141 textconv = gzip -d -c
143 textconv = pdftotext-
145 textconv = sqlite3dump
156 # When using git format-patch use threads and add all patches as
157 # replies to the first one.
161 # Automatically fsck objects when receiving them (respected by git
162 # receive-pack and git fetch (>= 1.7.8, for fetch)).
165 # vim: ft=gitconfig noet