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If you set something like this on Windows:
git config --global core.autocrlf false
Where is this global setting getting written to?
This question already has an answer here:
If you set something like this on Windows:
git config --global core.autocrlf false
Where is this global setting getting written to?
You can check your $HOME directory for a file like .gitconfig
It will write the values in a file called .gitconfig, unless you specify another name with the '
--file
' optionNote: the environment variable
GIT_CONFIG
can also be used to specify another name for this file.--file
will supersede GIT_CONFIG value.Whatever its name, it will write it in:
If $HOME or %HOMEPATH% is not properly set, the
git config
command will fail.It is used to store a per-user configuration and serves as fallback values for the repository-local '
.git/config
' file.