Detailed introduction to the general configuration of TortoiseGit

TortoiseGit is an easy-to-use Git client tool, but confusion about its configuration is a common problem faced by many users. In order to solve this problem, PHP editor Xigua brings you a detailed introduction to the general configuration of TortoiseGit. This article will provide an in-depth explanation of various settings options, including repository settings, code editor integration, incremental update strategy, and more. By reading the following content, you will master the configuration skills of TortoiseGit, thereby improving your work efficiency.

1. Right-click the mouse in the blank space, select --> TortoiseGit --> Settings, and the configuration interface will pop up (after the TortoiseGit installation is completed, after right-clicking the mouse, TortoiseGit related options will appear by default)

2. After using Chinese, the default is Chinese (here it has been Chinese and the language is selected as Chinese).

Click General, select the Language drop-down box on the page, select [Chinese (Simplified) Chinese Name Republic], then click Apply, confirm to close the dialog box (of course you can also continue Use English)

If you use English: This step and the next step can be skipped directly

1. Right-click the mouse again in the blank space to see the pop-up menu has become Chinese. The original Settings has become Settings; Clone has become Clone, click Settings (S), and the configuration interface will pop up again

2. Configure the right-click menu. In the settings dialog box, click on the left "Right-click menu", if the checkbox on the right is checked by default, remove it all, so that the right-click menu looks cleaner

Click Git on the left to configure the relevant information, and save it after configuration Exit

①Because there is currently no local project, the [Edit local.git/config(L)] button is gray and unavailable. If the configuration dialog box is opened under a local Git project, then this button is available, and then you can edit some properties of this project.

② Click the [Edit global.git/config(O)] button, and you will use Notepad to open the global configuration file. In the global configuration file, add the following content at the end:

[user]

name = jinqi

email = jinqi@qq.com

signingkey = lht&123456

[credential]

helper = store

then when you push the project to an online warehouse such as Gitlab, the username and password you entered will be remembered (this is not the user's name and email). The username and password here are the username and password for registering gitlab.

name: Register the gitlab account, such as: jinqi

signingkey: Register the password for gitlab: *********

Email: is the contact email, Use

when contacting others

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