config: Add .git/.revupconfig and reorder precedence#260
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Adds support for a per-checkout config at .git/.revupconfig with the highest file precedence: .git/.revupconfig > repo/.revupconfig > ~/.revupconfig. This allows users to specify custom overrides without needing to either commit or ignore the changes. It also allows us to swap ~/.revupconfig to now taking the lowest precedence. The original reason it was above repo config was because we wanted a way for the user to override the config provided by the repo. However now the config inside.git provides that, and having ~/ be lowest precedence is more similar to the functionality of other dotfiles (like gitconfig).
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Adds support for a per-checkout config at .git/.revupconfig with the
highest file precedence: .git/.revupconfig > repo/.revupconfig >
~/.revupconfig.
This allows users to specify custom overrides without needing to either
commit or ignore the changes. It also allows us to swap ~/.revupconfig
to now taking the lowest precedence. The original reason it was above
repo config was because we wanted a way for the user to override the
config provided by the repo. However now the config inside.git provides
that, and having ~/ be lowest precedence is more similar to the
functionality of other dotfiles (like gitconfig).