EGit and multiple “users” on same machine

问题:

I'd like to work with multiple git-based open source projects from the same machine. For each project, I'd like to associate a differnet user.name and user.email as appropriate. For instance, I might want to work on some project called fizz that is hosted on GitHub, and also work on another project called buzz that has its own privately-hosted, centralized git server/repo.

For the fizz project, I'd like to use [e-mail] as my email, so that when I push changes to the master branch, other collaborators see that as my username/email.

But for the buzz project, I'd like to user [e-mail], so that when I push changes to its master, collaborators on the buzz project so that as my email.

Unless I'm mistaken, EGit seems to only allow me to configure 1 user.name and user.email. How can I get around this? Thanks in advance!

回答1:

Git configuration is stored in the following files, and when looking up configuration, it is tried in the following order (see git config):

1. Local: .git/config in the current repository
2. Global: .gitconfig in the user's home directory
3. System: gitconfig in the system configuration directory (e.g. /etc on Linux)

So to configure user.email differently for a specific repository, do the following:

1. Open the properties of a repository from the Git Repositories view
2. In the Configuration tab, click on Add Entry...
3. Enter user.email as the key and the desired value
4. Click OK

The repository configuration can also be changed from the preferences > Team > Git > Configuration > Repository Settings.

Note that in Git, user.name should be a real full name such as Jane Doe.