Good point! Using Git’s conditional includes is a solid approach if your repos follow a strict directory structure. But gguser is designed to be more flexible and user-friendly, especially for developers who:
- Work on multiple Git accounts across scattered directories
- Want a simple CLI-based profile switcher
- Prefer explicit control over which profile is used
- Don’t want to manually edit .gitconfig
- Need SSH key support per profile
With gguser, you can quickly switch profiles interactively, auto-switch based on any directory, and override profiles on the fly—without relying on folder-based rules.
If the .gitconfig method works for you, that’s great! :) But for devs who don’t want to tweak configs or need a more dynamic approach, gguser makes managing multiple Git identities effortless.
