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Expand Up @@ -45,6 +45,11 @@ If you have some git repositories (e.g. `~/projects/foo` and `~/projects/bar`) i
paths = /Users/you/projects/*
```

You can also utilise the `git config` command to configure git-remind to avoid the manually editing of the `.gitconfig`.
```bash
git config --global remind.paths /Users/you/projects/*
```

Check the configuration using following command:

```bash
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