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Default Clone Directory

The default directory in which new repositories should be suggested to be cloned. 'vertical'

Orientation of the main interface (vertical or horizontal)

Setting that sets the orientation of the main interface. "history"

Default Activity

The activity which gitg activates by default when first launched. false

Use Gravatar

Enable the use of gravatar to display user avatars. true

Enable Monitoring

Automatically update when external changes to .git are detected true

Enable Diff Highlighting

Setting that determines whether to enable syntax highlighting in diff views. "classic"

Color scheme to use for syntax highlighting

Used by GtkSourceView to determine colors for syntax highlighting 2

When to Collapse Inactive Lanes

Setting that indicates when an inactive lane should be collapsed. Valid values are 0 — 4, where 0 indicates “early” and 4 indicates “late”. true Setting that indicates whether to collapse history lanes which do not show activity. Enabling this can provide a cleaner history view when there is a lot of parallel development. See collapse-inactive-lanes to control when lanes should be collapsed. false

Show History in Topological Order

Setting that indicates whether to show the history in topological order. true

Show Stashed Changes

Setting that indicates whether to show items for the stash in the history. true

Show Staged Changes

Setting that indicates whether to show a virtual item for the currently staged changes in the history. true

Show Unstaged Changes

Setting that indicates whether to show a virtual item for the currently unstaged changes in the history. true

Mainline Head

Setting that indicates whether to always preserve a mainline in the history for the current HEAD. 'current-branch'

Default selection of the history activity

Setting that determines the default selection on startup of the history activity. 'last-activity'

Reference Sort Order

The order by which references in the history sidebar should be sorted. true

Show Upstream With Branch

Determines whether to also show the upstream (remote) tracking branch when selecting a local branch in the history view. true true

Show Right Margin in Commit Message View

Show a right margin indicator in the commit message view. This can be used to easily see where to break the commit message at a particular column. 72

Column at Which Right Margin is Shown

The column at which the right margin is shown if the show-right-margin preference is set to TRUE. true

Show Subject Margin in Commit Message View

Highlight the subject text of the commit message when it passes the margin specified by subject-margin-position. 50

Column at Which Subject Margin is Shown

The column at which the subject margin is shown if the show-subject-margin preference is set to TRUE. true

Enable Spell Checking

Setting which determines whether or not spell checking is enabled when writing a commit message. ''

Spell Checking Language

The language to use when spell checking is enabled for writing a commit message. false

Use patience algorithm to show diffs

Setting to use patience algorithm to show diffs of a commit. false

Ignore Whitespace Changes

Setting that indicates whether to ignore whitespace changes when showing the diff of a commit. false

Show Changes Inline

Setting that indicates whether changes within lines should be shown inline. false

Wrap

Wrap lines. 3

Number of Before/After Context Lines

Setting that determines how many lines of context (before and after) should be shown when showing the diff of a commit. 4

Rendered Width of a Tab Character

Setting that determines how much space a tab character should occupy when showing the diff of a commit. 3

Number of Before/After Context Lines

Setting that determines how many lines of context (before and after) should be shown when showing the diff to be staged/unstaged in the commit area. 4

Rendered Width of a Tab Character

Setting that determines how much space a tab character should occupy when showing the diff of a commit. 0 (650, 500) 200 200 200 200 200 450 200 false