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Just found NightCode and very happy with it, but ran into small configuration problem. Its git integration uses my Mac's login name and computer name in place of my git configured username and email. Anyone know how to change this? https://sekao.net/nightcode/
@ericlavigne: I don't know about NightCode, but are you using git config --global user.email ...
to set these things?
Yep, @ericlavigne, you should in your home directory have a .gitconfig file. It’ll have sections for your user name and e-mail, what manages your credentials, and other configuration options.