I recently updated to Mountain Lion and had to install a few more things to get Git to work properly.
I also realized that Git GUI stopped working. A quick addition to my .gitconfig
file did the trick, but I thought I’d take the opportunity to share my .gitconfig
file with you; it could be useful to someone, and I will be able to come back to that post next time I change my computer :)
[user]
email = my_email_address
name = Jeremy Herve
signingkey = my_signing_key
[github]
user = jeherve
token = my_token
[color]
branch = true
ui = true
diff = true
status = true
[alias]
s = status
ci = commit
co = checkout
cp = cherry-pick
ls = branch -a
oops = reset --soft HEAD~1
rh = reset --hard
save = stash save
rh = reset --hard
pop = stash pop --index
restash = !git stash pop --index && git stash save
rs = !git stash pop --index && git stash save
files = diff-tree -r --no-commit-id --name-only --diff-filter=ACMRT
lola = log --oneline --decorate --graph -n 15 --all
ll = log --stat --abbrev-commit
one = log --pretty=tformat:"%H" -1
pushf = ! [[ $(git symbolic-ref --short HEAD) != \"master\" ]] && git push --force-with-lease
[help]
autocorrect = 1
[core]
editor = nano
[push]
default = simple
[commit]
gpgsign = true
[color "status"]
added = green
changed = yellow
untracked = red
modified = yellow
[pull]
rebase = false
That’s it. If you have any recommendations or remarks, let me know! I am always looking for more tips!
6 replies on “My .gitconfig file”
I like ‘oops’, I will cherry-pick it. Here is mine: (credit goes to @tibor and @akos, don’t know anymore which line belongs to who):
That’s a nice follow up! I don’t really use git log (I use gitk for that kind of things), but your some of your aliases make git log a bit more interesting, thanks!
I like lola… :)
Some missing:
I love myinit. It’s simple, but such a time saver. I have added it to my file, thanks!
Not exactly a .gitconfig tip, and I haven’t used git gui much, but http://gitx.laullon.com/ is what I use
I don’t really use Git GUI either, only when I have been lazy and neglected to commit changes for a while. It then becomes a bit too messy to handle via command line :)
I will give GitX a try then, it seems cool! Thanks!