`chegi config git`¶

View and modify Git global configuration — user.name, user.email, init.defaultBranch, core.editor, and more.

Synopsis¶

chegi config git set [KEY] [VALUE]
chegi config git get [KEY...]

Subcommands¶

`config git set`¶

Set Git global configuration values.

Interactive wizard (no arguments):

chegi config git set

Walks through 6 steps:

User Name — user.name
User Email — user.email
Default Branch — init.defaultBranch
Core Editor — core.editor
Pull Rebase — pull.rebase (yes/no)
Fetch Prune — fetch.prune (yes/no)

Each step shows the current value and writes immediately on change. After the last step, a Review & Revert screen shows all changes in a diff table. You can:

Enter comma-separated keys to revert specific changes
Leave empty to keep everything
Choose Start Over to undo all changes and restart the wizard

Direct mode:

chegi config git set user.name "Ali Dehghani"
chegi config git set init.defaultBranch main

When VALUE is omitted, you are prompted interactively with the current value as default.

`config git get`¶

Display Git global configuration values.

Interactive mode (no arguments):

chegi config git get

Shows all Git config entries grouped by category (User, Core, Alias, Init, Pull, Fetch, etc.). Enter comma-separated keys to display specific values, or leave empty to show everything.

Direct mode:

chegi config git get user.name
chegi config git get user.name user.email init.defaultBranch

Categories¶

Keys are automatically categorised for display:

Category	Example Keys	Icon
User	`user.name`, `user.email`	👤
Core	`core.editor`, `core.pager`	⚙️
Init	`init.defaultBranch`	🌱
Pull	`pull.rebase`, `pull.ff`	⬇️
Fetch	`fetch.prune`	📥
Push	`push.default`, `push.autoSetupRemote`	📤
Alias	`alias.co`, `alias.br`	🔗
Protocol	`protocol.version`	🌐
Other	everything else	📋

Exit Codes¶

Code	Meaning
`0`	Success
`1`	No value provided or no matching keys found

chegi config git¶