Re: How to make a repository config up-to-date

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Olivier Galibert <galibert@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

> I've got a number of a little over one year old repositories I do my
> private stuff into.  Looks like in that year things changed quite a
> bit (remote going from files to some kind of config file?  reflog
> stuff?).  What should I do to change them to what would be considered
> an up-to-date, full bells-and-whistles configuration?

A better question to ask before that is "do I need to change to
take advantage of any bells-and-whistles", I think.

* To enable reflog in your repository with working-tree, you do
  not have to do anything.  It's on by default.

* $GIT_DIR/remotes/origin is still consulted for a pull/fetch.
  If you do not do complicated multi-branch workflow, you do not
  gain much by moving that information to .git/config.

There is a contrib/remotes2config.sh script that copies
information from remotes/origin into .git/config if you are
interested.


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