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git-var:tldr:1497f
git-var: [l]ist all Git logical variables.
$ git var -l
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The command "git var -l" is used to list all the available variables in Git.
When you run this command in your Git repository, it will display a list of variables along with their values. These variables can be global, repository-specific, or user-specific.
Some of the variables that you might see in the list include:
- Git's internal configuration variables.
- Environment variables that are related to Git.
- Configuration variables specific to your repository or user.
Listing the variables using "git var -l" can be useful when you want to check the current values of different Git configuration variables or when troubleshooting any issues related to Git configuration.
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