What other Git color options exist?

Git provides several color options that you can configure to customize the output. Here are some common ones:

1. color.branch: Controls the color of branch names.

   • Example: git config --global color.branch.current "yellow reverse"

2. color.diff: Controls the color of the diff output.

   • Example: git config --global color.diff.meta "cyan"

3. color.status: Controls the color of the status output.

   • Example: git config --global color.status.added "green"

4. color.interactive: Controls the color of interactive commands.

   • Example: git config --global color.interactive.header "magenta"

5. color.pager: Controls the color of the output when using a pager.

   • Example: git config --global color.pager "blue"

You can set these options similarly to the color.ui option, using the git config command. For example:

git config --global color.branch.current "yellow reverse"

You can also view all available color options by running:

git config --global --list | grep color

This will show you all the color configurations currently set in your global Git configuration.