[Solved] Given these commands run in order inside a Git project:git config --global user.name "GlobalUser" git config user.name "LocalUser" git config user.nameWhat will be the output of the last command? | Git

Git - Configuration and Aliases

Given these commands run in order inside a Git project:

git config --global user.name "GlobalUser"
git config user.name "LocalUser"
git config user.name

What will be the output of the last command?

AGlobalUser

BLocalUser

CNo output (empty)

DError: user.name not set

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand config precedence
Local config overrides global config when both exist for the same key.
Step 2: Analyze the commands
First sets global user.name to "GlobalUser", then local user.name to "LocalUser". The last command reads the effective user.name, which is local.
Final Answer:
LocalUser -> Option B
Quick Check:
Local overrides global, so output is LocalUser [OK]

Quick Trick: Local config overrides global for same key [OK]

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