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And here I am modifying each .git/config by hand like a pleb

• simpaticoder 3y ago
  I don't see what's wrong with .git/config. If anything, it's better because it keeps data close to where it is used. The only benefit to centralized config is that every git identity is in one place. But that may not be desirable, e.g. in the case you have MANY repos and identities.
• chungy 3y ago
  That's also where the `git config` command gets/sets things by default when you don't pass --global.