hasconfig support in gitoxide
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…utlerapp#5420) This adds support for `includeIf` directives with the `hasconfig` condition, something commonly used for user information which affects commits in GitButler.
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This adds support for
includeIfdirectives with thehasconfigcondition,something commonly used for user information which affects commits in GitButler.
Fixes #5420.
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gitoxideupdateNotes for the Reviewer
This was validated via
gixtest, and by testing it in GitButler specifically.To do that, the global configuration was changed to use an
[includeIf "hasconfig:remote.*.url:<url-to-match>"]directive whose path then points to a new git configuration file that sets theuser.nameanduser.emailto a marker value. This value can then be observed when opening a repository whose URL matches in GitButler, and creating a commit.