use git config file instead of team.txt

[salarkhan]

it is time.

[salarkhan]

we should sink some time into this. i def think it's cleaner than using a text file.

however

if we find that making this happen results in code that is less inefficient than using team.txt, i'm cool with simply moving team.txt to the .git/info dir. thoughts?

[supertopher]

i'm not opposed, but i think i see a clear path with git config --local

[salarkhan]

BTW: https://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/git-config.html

[salarkhan]

making solid progress on this. think I'll have it done by tonight

[salarkhan]

my game plan was to pretty much mimic everything about what we were doing, except using git config --local team.emails as a key to store all emails as values.

worked wonderfully until I tried to cycle. here's the problem:

git config --local --get-all gives us all values associated with a key git config --local --get gives us the last value associated with a key git config --local --unset-all unsets all values associated with a key git config --local --unset fails if there is more than 1 value associated with a key

this means that we can't just take the top value of team.emails out and then paste it on the bottom as we were doing with team.txt. if we unset-all, we lose the emails before we can cycle.

i guess we could read the values of team.emails, store 'em in an array and then write them back in a cycled order? sounds kinda gross tbh

anyway, I got it working pretty cleanly with just 2 emails. i'll submit that PR once i iron out the kinks, that way we can have a choice of solutions.

i'm tired as shit, so this all prob sounds like straight up derp. feel free to knock this one out if you think you got it

[salarkhan]

FINALLY DONE AWWW YEAHHH