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You can use git from PowerShell and it works almost as well as using bash. Only downside is you have to convert scripts you find online from bash -> powershell
by dustinchilson 14y ago
You can use git from PowerShell and it works almost as well as using bash.
Only downside is you have to convert scripts you find online from bash -> powershell
- cema 14y agoConverting scripts does sound like a serious down side. Are there any automation tools that could help?
- dustinchilson 14y agoIt's not as bad as it sounds, and you don't have to do it for all scripts. 1) Most scripts will work, you just have to tweak how loops are written and the way you declare functions. 2) If the script uses basic commands like ls, mkdir, etc their are powershell aliases built in already that point to the equivalent PS command.