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Git status colour config for PowerShell readability
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| # `git status` in PowerShell shows untracked and changed files as a dark red that is hard to read on the blue background. | |
| # Change the colors of `git status` so it is easier to read: | |
| git config --global color.status.untracked "bold cyan" | |
| git config --global color.status.changed "bold yellow" | |
| git config --global color.status.unmerged "bold red" | |
| # `git branch -vva` in PowerShell has both a blue and a dark red that is hard to read. | |
| # Make the branch names readable | |
| git config --global color.branch.current "bold yellow" | |
| git config --global color.branch.remote "bold red" | |
| git config --global color.branch.upstream "bold green" |
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