Configure git pull rebase

Setting git config --global pull.rebase true configures Git to use
rebasing as the default method for integrating changes when executing
the git pull command. This means that instead of merging the fetched
changes with your local branch (which can create additional merge
commits), Git will reapply your local changes on top of the incoming
changes from the remote branch.

Key Features

- **Cleaner History**: By using rebasing, you maintain a linear project
history, which simplifies navigation and understanding of the commit
history. This avoids clutter from unnecessary merge commits.
- **Default Behavior**: With this configuration, you no longer need to
specify the `--rebase` option every time you pull. It applies globally
across all repositories on your machine.
- **Conflict Handling**: While rebasing can lead to conflicts, it
allows for a more straightforward resolution process since each commit
is applied one at a time. If conflicts arise, you can resolve them and
continue the rebase.

home/.gitconfig

@@ -223,6 +223,11 @@ default = simple
 # git config --global push.autoSetupRemote true
 autoSetupRemote = true
 
+[pull]
+
+# git config --global pull.rebase true
+rebase = true
+
 [submodule]
 
 # git config --global submodule.recurse false