pub struct Config {
    pub basedir: PathBuf,
    pub follow_symlinks: bool,
    pub same_filesystem: bool,
    pub ignored_patterns: Vec<String>,
    pub default_cmd: String,
    pub verbose: bool,
    pub show_untracked: bool,
    pub cache_file: Option<PathBuf>,
    pub manpage_file: Option<PathBuf>,
}Expand description
A container for git-global configuration options.
Fields§
§basedir: PathBufThe base directory to walk when searching for git repositories.
Default: $HOME.
follow_symlinks: boolWhether to follow symbolic links when searching for git repos.
Default: true
same_filesystem: boolWhether to stay on the same filesystem (as basedir) when searching
for git repos on Unix or Windows.
Default: true [on supported platforms]
ignored_patterns: Vec<String>Path patterns to ignore when searching for git repositories.
Default: none
default_cmd: StringThe git-global subcommand to run when unspecified.
Default: status
verbose: boolWhether to enable verbose mode.
Default: false
show_untracked: boolWhether to show untracked files in output.
Default: true
cache_file: Option<PathBuf>Optional path to a cache file for git-global’s usage.
Default: repos.txt in the user’s XDG cache directory, if we understand
XDG for the host system.
manpage_file: Option<PathBuf>Optional path to our manpage, regardless of whether it’s installed.
Default: git-global.1 in the relevant manpages directory, if we
understand where that should be for the host system.
Implementations§
Source§impl Config
 
impl Config
Sourcepub fn new() -> Self
 
pub fn new() -> Self
Create a new Config with the default behavior, first checking global
git config options in ~/.gitconfig, then using defaults:
Sourcepub fn get_repos(&mut self) -> Vec<Repo>
 
pub fn get_repos(&mut self) -> Vec<Repo>
Returns all known git repos, populating the cache first, if necessary.
Sourcepub fn clear_cache(&mut self)
 
pub fn clear_cache(&mut self)
Clears the cache of known git repos, forcing a re-scan on the next
get_repos() call.