git - how to use include.path on Windows -


[master +0 ~1 -0]> git --version
git version 1.9.5.msysgit.1

i found answer -- https://stackoverflow.com/a/28520596/107037 -- can't work me.
in ~/.gitconfig, have

[user] name = cb email = cb@gmail.com [include]   path = "c:/common/git/commonconfig"   

then running

> git config --global -l   

produces

user.name=cb user.email=cb@gmail.com   include.path=c:/common/git/commonconfig   

i have tried forward slashes, backslashes, quoting path, not quoting path....
1 combination haven't tried 1 works, apparently.
hints, powerful feature sharing settings across computers.

if you're using git config -l check whether include working expected, you'll need ensure you're providing --includes argument, otherwise doesn't perform include processing.

the documentation states defaults on, doesn't seem case on windows.

--[no-]includes     respect include.* directives in config files when looking values. defaults on. 

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