Supports git config includes #371
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I like to have "private" settings in a git include file, and store the main .gitconfig under version control. I do not want any authentication keys or tokens (even if encrypted) in version control, so I have by main .gitconfig include another file which is local and not tracked. The current implementation calls `git config --global --get-regexp <keyPrefix>` and for some reason, this command does not follow git include files. The changes suggested in this PR add the `--includes` flag to the command, which then reads any included files.
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I like to have "private" settings in a git include file, and store the
main .gitconfig under version control. I do not want any authentication
keys or tokens (even if encrypted) in version control, so I have by main
.gitconfig include another file which is local and not tracked.
The current implementation calls
git config --global --get-regexp <keyPrefix>and for some reason, this command does not follow gitinclude files.
The changes suggested in this PR add the
--includesflag to thecommand, which then reads any included files.