“Git config” is not only a concept but a command. When first starting out with Git, a few configurations must be made right away. You can provide these configurations by running a few commands, but as you continue to use Git for more and more projects, you may have need more advanced configurations. In the latter case, you may find it helpful to create a configuration file that you can update and carry with you to other workstations—should the need arise.
- Git Config Commands and Configurations
- Name and Email
- Git Aliases
- Remote Repositories
- Text Editor