Re: gitweb problem?

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Jakub Narebski <jnareb@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

> BTW. the first line number is in git_cmd invoked (called) from
> git_get_project_config.

(Oh yeah, I forgot about that one, sorry.)

> [...]
>
> The last solution, while requiring most work, has the advantage of
> being able to do override via user (~apache/.gitconfig) or system
> (/etc/gitconfig) gitweb config file.  But I am not sure if it is
> worth it...

Thanks for the fix!  As for the point above, isn't the whole point of
the feature system to do this kind of toplevel configuration possible?
(If so, it sounds like a concrete explanation for why it's not worth
the effort: it only makes it possible to specify the defaults in a
toplevel .gitconfig file, which could be nice but probably confusing.)

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