What command shows the configuration settings in Git?
Posted by JackBrn
Last Updated: July 01, 2024
To display the configuration settings in Git, you can use the following command:
git config --list
This command will show you all the configuration settings that are currently set in your Git environment, including system, global, and local repository configurations. If you want to see the configuration for a specific level, you can use: - For global settings:
git config --global --list
- For system settings:
git config --system --list
- For local repository settings (you need to run this command inside the repository):
git config --local --list
You can also view the configuration for a specific setting, for example:
git config user.name
This will show you the value set for user.name.