Idea: Search for .gitconfig in parent folders until found

I manage multiple git remote accounts on a single machine and each has a different user name and user email associated with it.

Forgetting to set the name and email in a newly pulled repo has caused me trouble quite a lot.

It would be so nice, if I could just have one .gitconfig file sitting in each folder that I use to store the repos associated with a single account, and git would just read the nearest config it finds.

Idea Specification: The Notebook App

The Notebook App is a notebook app, that simulates the way I usually use a regular paper notebook.

User Stories:

• Notebook identification
• The user is able to create multiple notebooks. Each notebook has a unique identifier. The user is prompted to name the notebook for easier visual identification.
• The user can add additional identification data to the notebook like a colour or a year/month or user created category.
• Page content navigation
• A notebook is a page collection, and is defined with a fix number of pages. This number is a default that the user can set.
• The user can open up a notebook in different places:
• beginning, 
• end, 
• last written page
• next empty page
• last viewed page
• bookmarks
• The default is that it opens at the last written page
• Page layout and gestures
• The notebook is by default the portrait size of the device screen. 
• The user can turn the pages with the swipe gesture
• Page reorganization
• The user can add new pages to the notebook.
• The user can reorganize the pages of the notebook.
• The user can move or copy pages to a different notebook.
• Data content types
• The user can add text, drawings and pictures to the notebook.
• The user can modify the default font properties of the text.
• The user can underline, italics and bold text.

Requirements

• The app should load fast 
• It should be easy for the user to add new notes
• It should be easy for the user to find notes
• The user should be able to create backup copy of the notebooks
• Export pdf, store in cloud, etc.