So my current git config is this because the USB drive (E:) is formatted as FAT32, for various reasons I do not wish to format it under NTFS
[user]
name = REDACTED
email = REDACTED
[safe]
directory = E:/pythoncode
directory = E:/
As you can see I tried to add E:/ thinking it would do a catch-all, but when I add a new directory within E:/pythoncode e.g. E:/pythoncode/myproject and I will have to add this directory and future directories all the time to git-config.
Is there any way to do a drive catch-all for E:/ drive in git-config overall?
This is on Windows 10 Home by the way. There is no security option tab on FAT32 drives in Windows 10 to change the permissions at a higher level so the git-config is an override to that effect.
