I do work on the same projects on different computers, I was wondering if there is a way to track that .git folder so I won’t have to reconfig the config file in all the local files.
I push all my work to bitbucket.
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I do work on the same projects on different computers, I was wondering if there is a way to track that .git folder so I won’t have to reconfig the config file in all the local files.
I push all my work to bitbucket.
No, there isn’t.
But you can store in git a text files with the 2 or 3 commands you use to reconfigure each repository. You can make it a
.shif it helps.