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I know I can use the --progress flag when cloning a git repo. However I have to add this to every clone command. There are other times when a script does the cloning and I don't have the chance to add that flag. Is there a global git config that will force --progress on every clone?

tir38
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    "Is there a global git config that will force `--progress` on every clone" I don't think so. Since I guess you already left out the possibility to have an alias that does that, the only choice you have is "overriding" the `git` command to extend the clone, something like [this](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47702572/how-to-make-commitizen-override-default-git-commit-command#answer-50068612) – Marco Luzzara Feb 09 '21 at 21:33
  • @MarcoLuzzara nice. you should make this an answer and I'll check it – tir38 Nov 01 '21 at 15:50

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