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Every time a new version of git for windows released and I run the update it resets my default editor set via git --global.editor. I am using nano as my global editor, and it gets reset to VSCode.
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What did you expect to occur after running these commands?
** My default editor to remain as my setting - nano. So if I type git commit . - it should as usual come up in Nano **
- What actually happened instead?
** My default editor gets reset to VSCode. So if I type git commit . - it opens a VSCode new tab. **