You could try overriding 'git' in your PATH with a shell script wrapper that prepends something like -c user.name=yourname before the rest of the command, or th

You could try overriding 'git' in your PATH with a shell script wrapper that prepends something like -c user.name=yourname before the rest of the command, or that runs git config if it hasn't been run yet, etc. (whatever makes sense for your case)