Re: What will come after Git 2.56?

> On the other hand, or on the opposite side of the spectrum, a tool that
> can read your configuration and recommend better settings would be more
> difficult to implement but could be easier to get buy-in for. This would
> be the next step up from hardcore Git users and folklore spreading
> through blogs and whatnot, thousands of users setting their version
> controlled (of course!?) global Git config one advice and word of mouth
> at a time. Just a plain old program that reads what you have, makes a
> report on the tiny little part that modern Git practice has an opinion
> on, and recommends the modern alternatives.