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Configure git settings in PyCharm IDE
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In Visual Studio, it is possible to set global/local user settings (name, email) through team explorer but I am having trouble finding this feature in PyCharm IDE. I have only found documentation to password configuration.
I am aware of possibility to use git config --global/--local ..., but I wanted to know if I can set this in IDE.
Thank you.
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In Visual Studio, it is possible to set global/local user settings (name, email) through team explorer but I am having trouble finding this feature in PyCharm IDE. I have only found documentation to password configuration.
I am aware of possibility to use git config --global/--local ..., but I wanted to know if I can set this in IDE.
Thank you.
git pycharm
asked Mar 21 at 13:51
SevOSevO
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In Visual Studio, it is possible to set global/local user settings (name, email) through team explorer but I am having trouble finding this feature in PyCharm IDE. I have only found documentation to password configuration.
I am aware of possibility to use git config --global/--local ..., but I wanted to know if I can set this in IDE.
Thank you.
git pycharm
asked Mar 21 at 13:51
SevOSevO
958
In Visual Studio, it is possible to set global/local user settings (name, email) through team explorer but I am having trouble finding this feature in PyCharm IDE. I have only found documentation to password configuration.
I am aware of possibility to use git config --global/--local ..., but I wanted to know if I can set this in IDE.
Thank you.
git pycharm
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AFAIK Pycharm does not support these things. All you can do can be found in the CVS dialog (default shortcut: Ctrl+Alt+S).
You can use a GitHub account inside PyCharm and set up different things but you have to configure the global git settings elsewhere.
answered Mar 21 at 13:57
Markus SteppbergerMarkus Steppberger
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I am currently getting into 'full-usage' of IDE, not only using it as text editor and I was blown up by features that are available (refactoring, generating, etc) and I just couldn't believe that PyCharm doesn't support thing likegit configthrough GUI. Thank you for your answer!
– SevO
Mar 21 at 14:01
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Well it is not a full-blown Git GUI ;-)
– Markus Steppberger
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AFAIK Pycharm does not support these things. All you can do can be found in the CVS dialog (default shortcut: Ctrl+Alt+S).
You can use a GitHub account inside PyCharm and set up different things but you have to configure the global git settings elsewhere.
answered Mar 21 at 13:57
Markus SteppbergerMarkus Steppberger
3631314
I am currently getting into 'full-usage' of IDE, not only using it as text editor and I was blown up by features that are available (refactoring, generating, etc) and I just couldn't believe that PyCharm doesn't support thing likegit configthrough GUI. Thank you for your answer!
– SevO
Mar 21 at 14:01
1
Well it is not a full-blown Git GUI ;-)
– Markus Steppberger
Mar 21 at 15:00
add a comment |
AFAIK Pycharm does not support these things. All you can do can be found in the CVS dialog (default shortcut: Ctrl+Alt+S).
You can use a GitHub account inside PyCharm and set up different things but you have to configure the global git settings elsewhere.
answered Mar 21 at 13:57
Markus SteppbergerMarkus Steppberger
3631314
I am currently getting into 'full-usage' of IDE, not only using it as text editor and I was blown up by features that are available (refactoring, generating, etc) and I just couldn't believe that PyCharm doesn't support thing likegit configthrough GUI. Thank you for your answer!
– SevO
Mar 21 at 14:01
1
Well it is not a full-blown Git GUI ;-)
– Markus Steppberger
Mar 21 at 15:00
add a comment |
AFAIK Pycharm does not support these things. All you can do can be found in the CVS dialog (default shortcut: Ctrl+Alt+S).
You can use a GitHub account inside PyCharm and set up different things but you have to configure the global git settings elsewhere.
answered Mar 21 at 13:57
Markus SteppbergerMarkus Steppberger
3631314
AFAIK Pycharm does not support these things. All you can do can be found in the CVS dialog (default shortcut: Ctrl+Alt+S).
You can use a GitHub account inside PyCharm and set up different things but you have to configure the global git settings elsewhere.
answered Mar 21 at 13:57
Markus SteppbergerMarkus Steppberger
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Markus SteppbergerMarkus Steppberger
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Markus SteppbergerMarkus Steppberger
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answered Mar 21 at 13:57
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I am currently getting into 'full-usage' of IDE, not only using it as text editor and I was blown up by features that are available (refactoring, generating, etc) and I just couldn't believe that PyCharm doesn't support thing likegit configthrough GUI. Thank you for your answer!
– SevO
Mar 21 at 14:01
1
Well it is not a full-blown Git GUI ;-)
– Markus Steppberger
Mar 21 at 15:00
add a comment |
I am currently getting into 'full-usage' of IDE, not only using it as text editor and I was blown up by features that are available (refactoring, generating, etc) and I just couldn't believe that PyCharm doesn't support thing likegit configthrough GUI. Thank you for your answer!
– SevO
Mar 21 at 14:01
1
Well it is not a full-blown Git GUI ;-)
– Markus Steppberger
Mar 21 at 15:00
I am currently getting into 'full-usage' of IDE, not only using it as text editor and I was blown up by features that are available (refactoring, generating, etc) and I just couldn't believe that PyCharm doesn't support thing like
git config through GUI. Thank you for your answer!– SevO
Mar 21 at 14:01
I am currently getting into 'full-usage' of IDE, not only using it as text editor and I was blown up by features that are available (refactoring, generating, etc) and I just couldn't believe that PyCharm doesn't support thing like
git config through GUI. Thank you for your answer!– SevO
Mar 21 at 14:01
1
1
Well it is not a full-blown Git GUI ;-)
– Markus Steppberger
Mar 21 at 15:00
Well it is not a full-blown Git GUI ;-)
– Markus Steppberger
Mar 21 at 15:00
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