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Env

Display the current Git Graph environment.

The env command provides a detailed snapshot of your Git Graph environment. It is especially useful for troubleshooting issues and verifying the configuration settings applied when using Git Graph with your Git repository.

Usage

$ git graph env

Description

Run the env command to output a comprehensive summary of your Git Graph environment. This output includes:

  • The version of Git Graph and your operating system details.
  • The Git version currently used.
  • Paths for the local working directory and the local Git directory.
  • Git configuration settings that are configured by Git Graph.

Example output

$ git graph env
 
git-graph/0.14.0 (linux x64; bun 1.2.5)
git version 2.43.0
 
LocalWorkingDir=/home/viti/Documents/repos/harvard/quickstart
LocalGitDir=/home/viti/Documents/repos/harvard/quickstart/.git
 
git config diff.graph.textconv = git-graph textconv --from jsonl --to json
git config diff.graph.cachetextconv = true
git config merge.graph.driver = git-graph merge --base %O --ours %A --theirs %B --path %P
git config difftool.graph.cmd = git-graph diff "$LOCAL" "$REMOTE"

Help

To display the help for the env command, run:

$ git graph env -h
 
Usage: git-graph env [options]
 
Display the current Git Graph environment and Git config.
 
Options:
  -h, --help  display help for command

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