Hello,

I've seen this thread:
https://public-inbox.org/git/F55DC360-9C1E-45B9-B8BA-39E1001BD620@gmail.com/t/#u

and respectfully disagree with the conclusion. Conditionally included
configuration can contain items like core.sshCommand that are required
for git clone while in a normal non-git directory. These should be
displayed properly so users know what configuration they are operating
with.

Also, conditionally included config is acted upon despite not being
displayed. This makes tracking down problems much more difficult.

Further, most complaints online are about user.name and user.email not
being displayed correctly. If those items are in ~/.gitconfig, then
they are displayed in a normal non-git directory by normal git config
commands. This makes conditionally included configuration display
inconsistent with regular configuration display. Inconsistency is bad
and should be fixed.

See 'git bugreport' attached for further information, reproduction steps, etc.

Thanks,
...Stu