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git-for-windows (the default Windows git client) includes a bash.exe and a selection of gnu utils. it's based on MSYS2, so it's native. maybe you should check
by dist-epoch 2y ago
git-for-windows (the default Windows git client) includes a bash.exe and a selection of gnu utils.
it's based on MSYS2, so it's native. maybe you should check this one out.
- mananaysiempre 2y agoGfW is remarkably hostile to installing any additional components (e.g. I’ve needed to get ahold of rsync), especially compared to normal MSYS2, which is as flexible as any Linux distro.
- ormax3 2y agoit seems possible to install GfW into an existing MSYS2: https://gitforwindows.org/install-inside-msys2-proper https://gitforwindows.org/install-inside-msys2-proper
- mananaysiempre 2y agoRight, and manually extracting MSYS2 packages into an MSYS2 environment is also possible if very unsupported (used that to get a copy of rsync once). My point, rather, is that GfW isn’t and shouldn’t be your starting point if you want to get a Unix-like environment; use actual MSYS2 instead.