in Win 10 I am writing commands from the Git-Bash console in the Open Server tabs 1 scrin

after the command: git commit -m "first commit" 2 scrin after the command: git commit -m "first commit"

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user.name and user.email are the name and email of the author of the code.

These settings are needed in order to sign commits . Without them, commit cannot be created.

Note that there is no $ before the second line. It seems that you somehow copied them together, or there is something wrong with the quotes. The result is a syntax error command git config .

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Run the commands one at a time. As user.name usually use their own name.

 git config --global user.email 'username@mail.ru' git config --global user.name 'Name Surname'

When you complete this configuration, you can create commits.

  • And the rest is doing everything right, lacking only the initial setting. - Nick Volynkin ♦
  • something is wrong everything is exactly (user @ DESKTOP-OKASEM6 MINGW32 /d/sites/mm.loc (master) $ git config --global user.email "justfalk@mail.ru" $ git config --global user.name "MailaGoogle" usage: git config [<options>] and gives all the same after - Fin
  • @Fin, you probably need to learn how to work in the shell. - 0andriy
  • @Fin you yourself do not enter $ from the keyboard? After each command, press Enter? - Nick Volynkin ♦
  • @Fin checked - your commands work for me. Directly copied to the console and executed. - Nick Volynkin ♦