I confess that I sometimes use git commit -a when I should not. It's gotten to be reflex about half the time, often when I think I'm working in separate repositories - but I'm actually working in a much larger one that will affect directories far and wide.
Is there a .git/config setting I can specify that will cause the -a flag to throw an error?
Is there a .git/config setting I can specify that will cause the -a flag to throw an error?
Not that I know of.
You would need a wrapper for git which would check the arguments ("commit", "-a", ...), and on the specific command "commit -a" would throw an error.
Jubobs' script (mentioned in the comment above) is a good example of such a wrapper.
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