1 # Global Git configuration file.
3 # Copyright (C) 2011-2018 Simon Ruderich
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21 email = simon@ruderich.org
31 # Function in hunk header.
41 # GNU grep-like colors.
49 # Use pager for the following commands.
54 # Don't require <Return> in interactive commands which require only a
55 # single key, for example `git add --patch`. Requires Perl module
60 ## Shortcuts for often used commands.
64 ca = commit --verbose --amend
65 cad = commit --verbose --amend --date=now
67 dw = diff --color-words
70 dcw = diff --cached --color-words
71 dcs = diff --cached --stat
73 gi = grep --ignore-case
78 lpw = log --patch --color-words
79 ld = show --no-patch --date=short --pretty='format:%h (%s, %ad)' # describe, same as --pretty=reference
94 mo = merge origin/master
96 rei = rebase --interactive
97 rec = rebase --continue
105 pf = push --force-with-lease
106 # Parallel git remote update. Also strips unnecessary output.
108 | xargs -d '\\n' -n1 -P0 git remote update 2>&1 \
110 /^Please make sure you have the correct access rights$/d; \
111 /^and the repository exists\\.$/d;'"
112 # Push to all remotes. Thanks to albel727 in #git on Freenode
113 # (2011-06-04 16:06 CEST) for the idea. Modified to push in parallel
114 # and to strip unnecessary output.
116 | xargs -d '\\n' -n1 -P0 git push 2>&1 \
118 /^Please make sure you have the correct access rights$/d; \
119 /^and the repository exists\\.$/d;'"
123 # (Redirection of stderr is necessary to prevent missing output with
124 # my "color stderr" solution in Zsh.)
125 fs = ! git fsck --strict --full 2>&1
126 fg = ! git fs && git gc --aggressive 2>&1 # fsck and compress repo
130 ssk = stash push --keep-index
131 ssu = stash push --include-untracked
132 sa = stash apply --index
133 sp = stash pop --index
137 # tig-like log view. Similar to the following but with author/date
138 # information. --pretty=format is not used because it doesn't allow
139 # precise enough control over formats and colors.
141 # tig = log --pretty=oneline --graph --all --decorate --abbrev-commit
142 tig = ! PWD/bin/tig.pl
144 # Create backup of uncommitted and untracked changes.
145 ssb = "! git stash push --include-untracked \
146 -m \"Backup on $(LANG=C date '+%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S %z')\" \
148 && git stash apply >/dev/null"
150 # Display list and content of untracked files. Untracked directories
151 # and symbolic links are only listed.
152 u = "! git ls-files --other --exclude-standard --directory -z \
155 printf \"\\033[1;33m-> %s\\033[0m:\" \"$x\"; \
156 if test -d \"$x\"; then \
157 echo \" directory\"; \
158 elif test -h \"$x\"; then \
159 echo \" symbolic link\"; \
169 # Detect copies and renames.
172 # Diff algorithm to use.
173 algorithm = histogram
175 # Highlight moved code in a different color.
178 # Highlight whitespace errors (at the end of the line) in all lines of
179 # a diff; the default shows them only in new lines
180 wsErrorHighlight = old,new,context
182 # Replace "a/" and "b/" prefix in diffs with characters describing the
183 # context (e.g. "i/"ndex and "w/"ork tree).
184 mnemonicprefix = true
186 # Change the definition of a word as used by diff --color-words to be
187 # shorter (not only spaces) and thus simplify the generated diffs.
188 # Words ([a-zA-Z0-9_]+) are matched, or a single non-word character
189 # ([^a-zA-Z0-9_]), therefore changes to words are shown in complete
190 # (e.g. from "word" to "newword" as "[-word-]{+newword+}"), but
191 # changes to non-word characters are shown character wise (e.g. from
192 # "==" to "!=" as "[-=-]{+!+}="); [-..-] is removal, {+..+} is
193 # addition. See t/ for some tests and examples.
194 wordRegex = [a-zA-Z0-9_]+|[^a-zA-Z0-9_]
196 # Rules to allow diffing of some binary files. Disabled by default to prevent
197 # repositories from running them on arbitrary files via a local .gitattributes
198 # file. Copy them to .git/config of the repository to enable them.
200 # "sh -c '..' ARGV0" is used when the programs require additional arguments
201 # which are passed after ARGV0 by git.
203 # textconv = gzip -d -c
205 # textconv = sh -c 'exec pdftotext "$@" -' ARGV0
207 # textconv = sh -c 'exec sqlite3 "$@" .dump' ARGV0
210 # Display branches/tag names in log (same as log's --decorate option).
212 # If a single file is given to `git log`, automatically use --follow.
218 # Merge upstream branch if `git merge` is called without arguments.
219 defaultToUpstream = true
222 # Use single-letter command names in git rebase -i which are faster to
224 abbreviateCommands = true
227 # When running git push without a refspec push only the current
228 # branch, see man page git-config(1) for details. Default since Git
233 # When using git format-patch use threads and add all patches as
234 # replies to the first one.
238 # Automatically fsck objects when receiving them (respected by git
239 # receive-pack and git fetch (>= 1.7.8, for fetch)).
243 # Disable annoying advice messages.
244 waitingForEditor = false
247 # Don't create .git/hooks with any sample hooks. Reduces the clutter
248 # in new git repositories.
250 # Keep the default branch name
251 defaultBranch = master
254 # Sort tags as version numbers
255 sort = version:refname
261 # My SSH config already uses ControlMaster where appropriate.
263 # Don't upgrade repositories automatically
264 autoupgraderepository = false
265 # Force `git add` to add to git, never to annex
266 gitaddtoannex = false
267 # Consider dotfiles to be `git annex add`able; restrictions of
268 # annex.largefiles (if set) are still applied