gitconfig.local.example

# Copy to ~/.gitconfig.local (outside the repo — never committed) and fill in
# per-machine identity and credentials. gitconfig pulls this in automatically
# via the trailing `[include] path = ~/.gitconfig.local` — includes apply in
# file order and that one comes last, so anything set here overrides the
# defaults in the tracked file without editing it.
#
# chmod 600 ~/.gitconfig.local if it ends up holding credentials.

# ── Work identity ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# Scope a different name/email to a whole tree of work checkouts, so work
# commits don't inherit the personal identity from the tracked gitconfig.
# gitdir includeIf matches on the repo's on-disk path, not its remote URL, so
# it also covers a personal fork cloned under the same work tree.
# [includeIf "gitdir:~/Code/acme/"]
# 	path = ~/.gitconfig-acme
#
# ~/.gitconfig-acme then only needs the override itself:
# [user]
# 	name = Andrew Hite
# 	email = andrew.hite@acme.com

# ── Credentials / private registries ────────────────────────────────────────
# Anything credential-bearing goes here, never in the tracked gitconfig:
#   - a `[url "https://<token>@host/"] insteadOf = https://host/` rewrite for
#     a private registry or self-hosted git server
#   - an extra [credential "https://..."] helper for a host gh doesn't cover
# This file is gitignored (*.local) and lives outside the repo once copied to
# ~/.gitconfig.local, so secrets here never end up in a commit.