Re: [git-users] configure sourse

2018-12-12 Thread Yu . Liu3
thank you very much. i retry with the command:"git config --unset-all 
--global user.name" and it success.

On Wednesday, December 12, 2018 at 6:14:45 PM UTC+8, Konstantin Khomoutov 
wrote:
>
> On Wed, Dec 12, 2018 at 12:57:11AM -0800, yu@wdc.com  
> wrote: 
>
> > when i configure user name, i used the command: $ git config --global 
> > user.name "Yu Liu", 
> > but the result is : the user name is set as Yu. 
> > why the result is that, and how i change name to Yu Liu?? 
>
> This may simply mean that before running `git config` with the "--global" 
> command-line option you have run it without one, and also without 
> quoting your name -- like in, say 
>
>   $ git config user.name Yu Liu 
>
> If yes, that command have set the config.name parameter in the 
> configuration of your local Git repository (inside which you have run 
> that command), and now this local setting overrides your global one, so 
> setting `git config --global user.name ...` simply have no visible 
> effect. 
>
> "The trick" here is that Git have three levels where it stores its 
> configuration: 
>
>  - system: that's the system-global stuff under /etc on POSIX systems or 
>%ProgramFiles%\Git - on Windows. 
>
>  - global: that's the configuration global to a particular user, kept 
>under their home directory. 
>
>  - local: exists in a particular Git repository. 
>
> Each "more narrow" layer overrides the previous more wide one. 
> If a particular setting exists in a local repository, it's used, 
> otherwise the global config is consulted; failing that the system-wide 
> config is searched for, and finally the default setting for a parameter 
> is applied, if any. 
>
> Observe: 
>
>   $ git config --get-all user.name 
>   Konstantin Khomoutov 
>   
>   $ git config user.name Yu Liu 
>   
>   $ git config --get-all user.name 
>   Konstantin Khomoutov 
>   Yu 
>
> To solve the immediate problem you should remove the user.name parameter 
> from the local config: 
>
>   $ git config --unset user.name 
>
> Or you may be explicit: 
>
>   $ git config --unset --local user.name 
>
>

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Re: [git-users] configure sourse

2018-12-12 Thread Yu . Liu3


[image: error.PNG] 
thank you very much for your kindly explaining. but when i remove the user 
name, there is an error shown in the picture.


On Wednesday, December 12, 2018 at 6:14:45 PM UTC+8, Konstantin Khomoutov 
wrote:
>
> On Wed, Dec 12, 2018 at 12:57:11AM -0800, yu@wdc.com  
> wrote: 
>
> > when i configure user name, i used the command: $ git config --global 
> > user.name "Yu Liu", 
> > but the result is : the user name is set as Yu. 
> > why the result is that, and how i change name to Yu Liu?? 
>
> This may simply mean that before running `git config` with the "--global" 
> command-line option you have run it without one, and also without 
> quoting your name -- like in, say 
>
>   $ git config user.name Yu Liu 
>
> If yes, that command have set the config.name parameter in the 
> configuration of your local Git repository (inside which you have run 
> that command), and now this local setting overrides your global one, so 
> setting `git config --global user.name ...` simply have no visible 
> effect. 
>
> "The trick" here is that Git have three levels where it stores its 
> configuration: 
>
>  - system: that's the system-global stuff under /etc on POSIX systems or 
>%ProgramFiles%\Git - on Windows. 
>
>  - global: that's the configuration global to a particular user, kept 
>under their home directory. 
>
>  - local: exists in a particular Git repository. 
>
> Each "more narrow" layer overrides the previous more wide one. 
> If a particular setting exists in a local repository, it's used, 
> otherwise the global config is consulted; failing that the system-wide 
> config is searched for, and finally the default setting for a parameter 
> is applied, if any. 
>
> Observe: 
>
>   $ git config --get-all user.name 
>   Konstantin Khomoutov 
>   
>   $ git config user.name Yu Liu 
>   
>   $ git config --get-all user.name 
>   Konstantin Khomoutov 
>   Yu 
>
> To solve the immediate problem you should remove the user.name parameter 
> from the local config: 
>
>   $ git config --unset user.name 
>
> Or you may be explicit: 
>
>   $ git config --unset --local user.name 
>
>

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[git-users] configure sourse

2018-12-12 Thread Yu . Liu3
when i configure user name, i used the command: $ git config --global 
user.name "Yu Liu",
but the result is : the user name is set as Yu.
why the result is that, and how i change name to Yu Liu??
many thanks

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