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Is there a way to not write 'sudo' for using git in macOS?

I'm on macOS Catalina, every time I use git commands I have to use sudo git $CMD ; without it the errors like unable to access '/Users/$USER/.config/git/...': Permission Denied persists. I would like to fix this globally such that I don't have to write sudo for every repository.

Global fix:

sudo chown -R ${USER}:${GROUP} "/Users/${USER}/.config"

If there's no group,

sudo chown -R ${USER} "/Users/${USER}/.config"

Credit goes to TheDevMinerTV on Discord(CS Army) for the solution.

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