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How do I configure GIT in TAC linux via command line or config file

I need to be able to rebuild my TAC server from a script, and one of the requirements is to configure the GIT repo setup, which is pointed towards an external bitbucket.org repository, in TAC (linux) using the command line or by copying in a config file.  Can anyone point me towards the following:

1. How to pass cli arguments during installation that will configure the GIT configuration in TAC to point to bitbucket.org

-or-

2. Show me where the GIT configuration, after being configured via the TAC webpage, is stored in the linux file system, so that I can modify this file directly during a rebuild.

 

Thanks for any assistance!

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spanchal
Employee
Employee

The global Git config file is stored in a file uncreatively named .gitconfig the user’s home directory. that would be:

~home/<username> on Linux

~root/ for sudo operations

 

Davis69
Contributor III
Contributor III

For writing options: write to the repository . git/config file. This is the default behavior. For reading options: read only from the repository.

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