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--- auth_gitlab [2019/12/03 15:06] – [Generate an SSH key] apano
+++ auth_gitlab [2019/12/03 15:15] – [Global configuration] apano
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 Before proceeding check if your GIT client is already configured.
-Linux/macOS terminal or Windows Git Bash, type the following: <code> git config --global --list</code> <code> git config --list </code>
+In Linux/macOS terminal or Windows Git Bash, type the following: <code> git config --global --list</code> <code> git config --list </code>
 This command lists any existing GIT repositories configurations.
-If you have an already existing configuration, configure it locally for a specific project. If you have no other GIT configurations you can configure it globally.
+If you have an already existing configuration choose a local configuration (folder specific) for GIT. If you have no other GIT configurations you can configure it globally.
 ==== Global configuration ====
 To configure GIT globally using the SSH key inside the terminal/command line, type:
 <code>
 git config --global user.name "Firstname Lastname"
-git config --global user.email "your_email@unibz.it"
+git config --global user.email "your@email"
 git config --list
-</code>
-This data is stored in your gitconfiguration file:
-Linux/macOS: ~/.gitconfig
-Windows: C:\Users\username\.gitconfig
-The content should be:
-<code txt>
-[user]
-        name = Lastname Firstname
-        email = your@email
 </code>
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 </code>
+The data on the global Git configuration is stored in the file (Linux/macOS) ~/.gitconfig or (Windows) C:\Users\username\.gitconfig
+The content would be (if configured):
+<code txt>
+[user]
+        name = Lastname Firstname
+        email = your@email
+</code>
 ==== Local Configuration ====
 You have to run the commands inside the directory where you want your repository to be. From terminal/command line, type: