Adding a print config command can help the user understand current settings by show current config options. This is useful when switching between multiple projects or when using profile based settings as well as project based settings.
Obviously git config is taken by git's own configuration, so it's necessary to use another command.
git gb-config maybe?
Adding a print config command can help the user understand current settings by show current config options. This is useful when switching between multiple projects or when using profile based settings as well as project based settings.
Obviously
git configis taken by git's own configuration, so it's necessary to use another command.git gb-configmaybe?