The printenv is a command that shows the environment variable value. Within this guide, we will see how we can set environment variables for Git in the Bash shell of the Kali Linux operating system.
The ‘printenv’ statement displays all or some of the shell environment variables on Unix/Linux-like operating systems. It’s sometimes useful to know what these are and how to operate them to make Git perform the way you would like it to. While using Git on a local computer or Linux system, it is always launched in a Bash shell, and its behavior is based on a set of shell environment variables. The GitHub repository of Git helps us maintain the record of our data versions updated at the local system, and reflect the changes at the remote Git hub. If you have ever heard about the version control system, then you may have heard about the Git version control system as well.
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