On Thu, Jul 26, 2007 at 02:26:55PM -0500, Michael E Brown wrote: > Sorry, semi-new to git, so a couple of stupid questions...
No need to be sorry :) > > * the config option diff.color will show trailing whitespace on a 'git > > dif' before commit. > > Command to enable? git config --global diff.color auto --global means that the option will be set in your ~/.gitconfig file, and so used for all git repos you work on. auto will detect if your terminal supports color, and only colorize when it does. > > > * apply.whitespace can rip out trailing whitespace when applying > > patches from others > > ditto. git config --global apply.whitespace strip > > > * enabling the default pre-commit hook (chmod +x .git/hooks/pre-commit) > > will prevent you from commiting changesets with trailing whitespace by > > default. > > Quick question: is there anything you can do on the server side which > will force/default this commit hook to be executable by default? (I ask > because I would like to do this for my other repositories that I am > upstream for...) Not sure about this one. Maybe you could use the update hook on the server side. -James
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