User Management

Manage git user profiles across your workspace. Profiles store identity information (name, email, signing key) that can be assigned to repositories to configure their local git user.* settings.

Profiles can be created manually or auto-detected from includeIf directives in your git config. Identity is read through git config itself, so ~/.gitconfig, ~/.config/git/config, $GIT_CONFIG_GLOBAL, the system config and relative include paths are all honored.

Short-Flag Aliases

The user parent command supports short-flag aliases for common operations:

Short Flag	Equivalent
`-l`	`omgw user list`
`-a`	`omgw user add`
`-s`	`omgw user show`
`-d`	`omgw user remove`

When using -a, you can also pass --email, --name, --signing-key, and --sign-commits inline:

omgw user -a work --email work@company.com --name "Jane Doe"

List Profiles

omgw user list

List all stored and auto-detected user profiles.

Example output:

Stored Profiles:

  NAME        GIT NAME     EMAIL                    SIGN
  ----        --------     -----                    ----
  personal    Jane Doe     jane@personal.dev        ABC123 (signing on)
  work        Jane Doe     jane.doe@company.com     —

Auto-Detected Profiles:

  NAME        GIT NAME     EMAIL                    SIGN
  ----        --------     -----                    ----
  oss         Jane Doe     jane@opensource.org       —

(Auto-detected from git config includeIf directives)

Add Profile

omgw user add <name> [flags]

Create a new user profile.

Flags

Flag	Required	Default	Description
`--email`	Yes		Email address for git commits
`--name`	No	Profile name	Git `user.name` value
`--signing-key`	No		GPG signing key ID
`--sign-commits`	No	`false`	Enable commit signing (`commit.gpgsign`)

Examples:

# Add a basic profile
omgw user add personal --email jane@personal.dev

# Add with a different git name
omgw user add work --email jane.doe@company.com --name "Jane Doe"

# Add with signing enabled
omgw user add secure --email jane@secure.dev --signing-key ABC123DEF456 --sign-commits

Show Profile

omgw user show <name>

Display detailed information about a profile, including how many repositories use it.

Example output:

Profile: personal

  Git Name:       Jane Doe
  Email:          jane@personal.dev
  Signing Key:    ABC123DEF456
  Sign Commits:   true

  Used by 3 repositories

Remove Profile

omgw user remove <name>

Remove a stored user profile. If any repositories are currently using the profile, you will be prompted before removal.

Assign Profile

omgw user assign <repository> <profile> [flags]

Assign a user profile to a repository. This sets user.name and user.email (and optionally signing configuration) in the repository's local .git/config.

Flags

Flag	Default	Description
`--use-subdirs`	`false`	Move repository to profile subdirectory
`--dry-run`	`false`	Preview changes without applying them

Examples:

# Assign the "work" profile to a repository
omgw user assign my-api work

# Preview what would change
omgw user assign my-api work --dry-run

Sync Profiles

omgw user sync

Synchronize stored user information with the effective git configuration for all tracked repositories. This re-reads each repository's effective git configuration and updates the cached user, email, signing_enabled, and user_source fields in the workspace configuration.

When to use:

After manually editing a repository's .git/config
After changing your global git identity or includeIf rules
To ensure the workspace config reflects the current state