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How to get all your set git options: git config --global --get-regexp . | sort -u A hack I like that makes diffing possibly minified or formatting-mangled

How to get all your set git options: git config --global --get-regexp . | sort -u A hack I like that makes diffing possibly minified or formatting-mangled source files easier: diff.css.textconv css-beautify (Unminifies and unifies the formatting of css files before diffing them, might need to have the *.css type set in your .gitattributes though) core.editor nvim (Use neovim as the editor for commit messages and other things)

NewJazz 3y ago
You can set the EDITOR env var instead of using core.editor. or setup symlinks with your package manager.
nerdponx 3y ago
I use this to get a list of my configured aliases. [alias] ls-alias = config --global --includes --get-regexp 'alias\..*'
- mkhnews 3y ago
  Same here - [alias] alias = "!git config --get-regexp ^alias. | sed 's/^alias.//'"
  - matijs 3y ago
    ! Is for external commands. You can drop the !git from that alias.
    - nerdponx 3y ago
      Not if you're piping it to sed though, right?
      - matijs 3y ago
        Oh! Thanks for clarifying!