# -*- conf -*-
[color]
ui = auto                       # Everything in glorious colour!

[column]
ui = auto, dense

[core]
compression  = 9                # Sacrifice speed for compression.
preloadindex = true             # Reduce I/O latency on NFS.
excludesfile = ~/.gitignore.global
# Override the global pager default of w3m / less -SRc.  When using
# git, w3m's inability to rewind very long (million line)
# streams is a serious problem.
pager        = less -+$LESS -SRFXc
# FIXME: beware of http://bugs.debian.org/663338
whitespace   = space-before-tab, tab-in-indent, trailing-space, cr-at-eol

# I can't say "git, don't let me commit whitespace errors".
# apply.whitespace=error only triggers when rebasing: TOO LATE.
# It can be done with hooks, but they're per-repo, not per-user.
# --twb, Aug 2014
[apply]
whitespace = warn

[diff]
mnemonicprefix = true
algorithm      = histogram

[fetch]
prune = true

[interactive]
singlekey = true

[log]
abbrevCommit = true
#date         = relative        # I'm rather ambivalent about this one.
decorate     = true
mailmap      = true

[merge]
tool = emerge

[mergetool]
prompt = false

[rebase]
autosquash = true
autostash  = true

[status]
short            = true
branch           = true
submodulesummary = true

# I don't know why this is here.
# I speculate that sometime between git 1.7 and git 2.0,
# git suggested I set it.  It's the default as at git 2.0.
# --twb, Aug 2014
[pull]
ff = true

# This is amazingly amazing.
[rerere]
enabled = true

# This assumes tig2; it confuses tig1.
[tig]
commit-order = topo
line-graphics = utf-8
vertical-split = false
# Mostly default except to show id & shorten date/author.
main-view  = id date:short author:width:32 commit-title:yes,graph,refs
tree-view  = mode author:width:3 file-size:units date:short id file-name
blame-view = date:short author:width:3 file-name:auto id:yes,color text
refs-view  = date:short author:width:3 id ref commit-title

# Mimic excessive colors in GNU grep --color.
[color "grep"]
filename   = magenta
linenumber = green
# On a white-on-black terminal, looks "dimmer" than normal text,
# so "function" line stands out.
context  = reverse black white
selected = reverse black white