Is there a way to enable git to use specific users on the system when running as root on a per repo basis?
Repo1 when run as root files would be owned by 1000
Repo2 when run as root files would be owned by 2000
and so on..
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Is there a way to enable git to use specific users on the system when running as root on a per repo basis?
Repo1 when run as root files would be owned by 1000
Repo2 when run as root files would be owned by 2000
and so on..
No. You could have a local wrapper for git that would add this behaviour in the path ahead of the normal tools, though, which might better achieve your goals.