git-config:tldr:05248

The command "git config --list --system --show-origin" is used to display the Git configuration settings, including their sources.

Here is a breakdown of the command:

• "git config" is the main command used to configure various aspects of Git.
• "--list" is an option that tells Git to list all the configuration settings.
• "--system" is an optional flag specifically used to show the system-wide Git configuration settings. This refers to the settings applied to all users on the current machine.
• "--show-origin" is another optional flag that displays the sources of the configuration settings. It shows where each setting is defined, whether it is from the system-wide configuration file, the user-specific configuration file, or any other file.

By combining these options and flags together, the command will list all the Git configuration settings, including the system-wide settings, and also reveal the origins of each setting. This can be useful for understanding and troubleshooting the configurations applied to your Git environment.