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git phlow is configured via `.phlow`, or `.gitignore` files., in your local workspace or in the home folder of your computer. The configuration is standard INI files, just like gitconfig.
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#### Config Block
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Each configuration is has it's own block which can be used either by setting the block name to `[default]` or by specifying which configuration you want to use by setting it in the git phlow command.
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A block consists of following fields.
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-`integration_branch` The name of your default integration branch. normally it's `master`
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-`remote` The name of your remote. By default git sets this to `origin`
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-`service` The service you use for issues.
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-`issue_url` The url to your service where issues are hosted and managed
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-`delivery_branch_prefix` The prefix you want your pretested integration system to look for
If no `.phlow` or `.gitconfig` files are located, git phlow will use an interal default configuration. The internal configuration is the last resort, and it is strongly recommended to use `.phlow` to keep your projects configuration, even though it mimiks the default.
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