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- winget Install Git: A Quick Setup Guide
Installing Git using winget How to Install Git To install Git using winget, the process is straightforward All you need to do is run the following command in your PowerShell or Command Prompt: winget install git This command tells winget to search the repository for the Git package and download the latest version
- How to use winget to install Git with custom options? #3462
You can still use the inno feature to get the iss file for the command lines you want to use I then use --custom in winget to pass those to git for windows you can use --override, but you will need to also handle the visibility and logging args as well since those will be dropped
- WinGet Configuration | Microsoft Learn
WinGet Configuration uses the winget configure command, PowerShell, and a YAML-formatted configuration file listing all of the software versions, packages, tools, and settings required to achieve the set up the desired state of the development environment on your Windows machine
- Git - Downloading Package
Using winget tool Install winget tool if you don't already have it, then type this command in command prompt or Powershell winget install --id Git Git -e --source winget
- How to Install and Use Git on Windows 11 - Nerds Chalk
There is a little-known tool on Windows 11 called the winget command line tool that lets you find, install, configure, and remove apps on your system It can be used to install Git on Windows as well
- Install Git using Winget - wingetCollections
Install Microsoft Git using Winget A fork of Git containing Microsoft-specific patches This is microsoft git, a special Git distribution to support monorepo scenarios If you are not working in a monorepo, you are likely searching for Git for Windows instead of this codebase
- How to Install Git on Windows - How-To Geek
Here are a few ways to install Git on Windows The easiest way to get Git is to download the executable from the Git website Click "64-bit Git for Windows Setup" to start the download, and then wait a moment — the download is only about 50 megabytes, so it shouldn't take very long
- Getting Started with WinGet Configuration - Nicks . NET Travels
In this post we’re going to take a closer look at WinGet Configuration, how you can use WinGet Configuration to setup your development environment and how you might use a WinGet Configuration file in your Git repository to help contributors setup their environment
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