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I do it by: 1) having a git repository in ~/config that contains, among other things, my global .gitconfig and .gitignore files. This repository is synced acro
by basman 17y ago
I do it by:
1) having a git repository in ~/config that contains, among other things, my global .gitconfig and .gitignore files. This repository is synced across machines.
2) having a .gitconfig in my home directory that's symlinked to config/.gitconfig and similarly for .gitignore.
- bdr 17y agoYes, that's what I'm already doing. The question is what to put as your core.excludesfile setting in the .gitconfig file.