Problem description

Running dotnet tool run versionize fails when extending Git config via includeIf in env vars.

Steps to reproduce

1. Configure the env var GIT_CONFIG_COUNT=1
2. Configure the env var GIT_CONFIG_KEY=include.path
3. Configure the env var GIT_CONFIG_VALUE=D:\work\GitHub\dotfiles\.gitconfig
4. Create the Git config file D:\work\GitHub\dotfiles\.gitconfig with the following content:

[includeIf "gitdir:**/GitHub/"]
    path = .gitconfig-github

5. Create the Git config file D:\work\GitHub\dotfiles\.gitconfig-github with the following content:

[user]
    name = bla
    email = [email protected]

6. Create/clone a Git repository into D:\work\GitHub\myRepo
7. Inside the cloned repo, run git config user.email and/or git config user.name and make sure that Git properly returns the configured value(s).
8. Make a change to the repository so that Versionize needs to create a new release.
9. Run dotnet tool run versionize

Expected Behavior

Versionize properly creates a release commit.

Actual Behavior

Warning: Git configuration is missing. Please configure git before running versionize:
git config --global user.name "John Doe"
$ git config --global user.email [email protected]
NativeCommandExitException: Program "dotnet.exe" ended with non-zero exit code: 1.

Workaround

Explicitly set the Git username and email address (although not necessary from Git perspective, only to make Versionize happy), i.e. duplicate the Git config.