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To revert git to its standard global configuration, you can follow these steps:
- Open your command line interface (e.g., Terminal for Mac/Linux, Command Prompt for Windows).
- Navigate to the root directory of your git repository.
- Run the following command to check your current global configuration:
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git config --list --show-origin
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- If you see any custom configurations that you want to revert, use the following command to unset the specific global configuration:
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git config --global --unset <key>
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Replace <key>
with the specific configuration key you want to unset.
- Verify that the global configuration has been reverted by running the git config --list --show-origin command again.
By following these steps, you can revert git to its standard global configuration.