4 examples for git config

  # your_comment_here
You can set your custom configurations in system level (for all users in current machine) with this command :
git config --system 
        

  # This command will active color on files in each tree levels of git (working tree, staging tree and repository tree) 
 git config color.ui true
        

  # File permissions will sense by git. You can disable this sense by using this command :
git config core.fileMode true

# You can also enable this sense by using this command :
git config core.fileMode false
        

  # You can assign your custom color in each level of git tree (available colors are : normal, black, red, green, yellow, blue, magenta, cyan and white)

# For example, you can change the color of changed files by using this command :
git color.status.changed YOUR_CUSTOM_COLOR

# Or, you can change the color of untracked files by using this command :
git color.status.untracked YOUR_CUSTOM_COLOR