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Find Global user details of Git from DOS/powershell

We might confiure git repository some days back and due to some other deviated tasks, we might not use the repo for long time. When we want to make changes on those repository and check-in, we would like to know the global settings of the git repository.

consider an example/scenaio that we might created an azure function app using python 3 months back and it is working fine. Later, we moved to networking or Infra related tasks. So, we might not touch the function app, since it is running well so far.

Now we would like to know what is in my global configuration because we would have our organization mail id and customer domain mail id. Devops can have either or both of the account.

The below image shows you how to find the git global user name and mail confiured in the local machine.

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