git-identity
Quickly set user.name and user.email for a repository, based on a config file. Available on pypi.
Installation
Recommended installation is with pipx:
pipx install git-identity
Autocompletion
Autocompletion is done with argcomplete.
Install, and add the following to your shell's startup scripts:
eval "$(register-python-argcomplete git-identity)"
Configuration
This project will look for git-identity.json in the XDG config folder (typically $HOME/.config/).
{
"identities" : {
"<alias>": {
"name": "Alex Ample",
"email": "alexample@example.com"
}
}
}
alias is what is used when invoking the command.
Usage
After installation, you may use this as a git subcommand (though argcomplete only works when you invoke it as git-identity)
git identity <alias>
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Release files for git-identity 1.0.1
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