So, is there any command to know the name and email which git saved during configuration? Obviously, I can know that using the git log command by looking at the commit history. But for that I have to make commits, right? Can I know that with the help of command line? git ...
git config user.name "Alvin J. Alexander" How to view and change your Git email address While I’m in the Git username neighborhood, I’ll also add that you can view your Git email address with this command: git config user.email And you can change your Git email address like this...
The Pragmatic Guide to GIT has the following "Git uses both to calculate the commit ID—a SHA-111 hash—that identifies each commit." in page 21. And in page 22, I can use the following command to 'Configure Git to know who you are'. git config --global smcho "Your Name" When ...
The method that I use is to actually use a git pull instead of a clone. The script would look like: mkdir repo cd repo git init git config user.email "email" git config user.name "user" git pull https://user:password@github.com/name/repo.git master This will no...
useradd -m -s /bin/bash username passwd username Now, add the new user to thewheelgroup to enable the account to use thesudoprivileges using theusermod commandas shown: usermod username -aG wheel Create a Git User Account Then configureGitwith the new user as follows: ...
How to change your username at GitLab.com Starting point: let's say your username is smt like old-mary and...
Reformatting the history involves the following additional steps: Converting the commit username to first and last name, with an email address Removing some additional SVN-specific metadata Migrating thesvn:ignorefile to a.gitignorefile Converting your SVN tags over to git tags ...
1. using SSH instead of https git remote set-url origin git@github.com:username/repo.git 2.storing the username and password git config --global crede
How to use git command like this :git clone https://username:[Redacted]@tfs:8080/tfs/myproject? I tried the git command like that,The tfs service is report an error to me :fatal: Authentication failed It must be an error method to use it like that ,because the tfs use...
However, withHTTP(S), every connection will prompt you to enter your username and password (when Git needs authentication for a particular URL context) – Github users know this well. In this article, we will show you how to fix Git always asking for user credentials for access overHTTP(S...