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Is there a command I can run to get the path of global gitconfig for a user? Like git config --global --edit, but I want the path, not an editor window. I want the right path whether or not this f...
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by
Michael
·
2025-02-12T15:46:19Z (6 days ago)
system -> user
Is there a command I can run to get the path of global `gitconfig` for a system? Like `git config --global --edit`, but I want the path, not an editor window.- I want the right path whether or not this file already exists. i.e. I want the path that Git will use, even if this is a brand new system. This may pose problems for `git config --list --show-origin --show-scope`.
- I can't figure out how to disable the hint in the command below, but that would work great.
- ```sh
- git -c 'core.editor=echo' config --global --edit
- ```
- Is there a command I can run to get the path of global `gitconfig` for a user? Like `git config --global --edit`, but I want the path, not an editor window.
- I want the right path whether or not this file already exists. i.e. I want the path that Git will use, even if this is a brand new system. This may pose problems for `git config --list --show-origin --show-scope`.
- I can't figure out how to disable the hint in the command below, but that would work great.
- ```sh
- git -c 'core.editor=echo' config --global --edit
- ```
#1: Initial revision
by
Michael
·
2025-02-11T16:06:48Z (7 days ago)
Get global gitconfig path
Is there a command I can run to get the path of global `gitconfig` for a system? Like `git config --global --edit`, but I want the path, not an editor window. I want the right path whether or not this file already exists. i.e. I want the path that Git will use, even if this is a brand new system. This may pose problems for `git config --list --show-origin --show-scope`. I can't figure out how to disable the hint in the command below, but that would work great. ```sh git -c 'core.editor=echo' config --global --edit ```