Allow custom colors to be defined in gitconfig #788
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Similar to 7a64fa5 which allowed custom styles. Custom styles must end in -style, but colors can be anything. It unfortunately seems not to be possible currently to store a global reference to git config, hence the size of this commit (passing the reference down the call stack).
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Similar to 7a64fa5 which allowed
custom styles. Custom styles must end in -style, but colors can be
anything. It unfortunately seems not to be possible currently to store
a global reference to git config, hence the size of this
commit (passing the reference down the call stack).