Releases: git-for-windows/git
Second release candidate of Git for Windows 2.x
This is the second release candidate of Git for Windows 2.x, based on Git 2.4.3.
Please see the release notes for details.
First release candidate of Git for Windows 2.x
This is the first release candidate of Git for Windows 2.x.
It is available in four different versions: 32-bit & 64-bit, regular and portable application. If in doubt, try the regular 64-bit version.
Please give this release candidate a thorough workout and report bugs at https://github.com/git-for-windows/git/issues.
v2.4.1.windows.1: Git for Windows 2.4.1
Relative to Git for Windows 2.4.0 release 2, the following changed: - improved support for console windows other than the default Windows console window (`git push https://` can ask interactively for a password again)
v2.4.0.windows.2: Git for Windows 2.4.0 release 2
Since 2.4.0 release 1, the following bugs were fixed: - `git pull` prompts for a password correctly in MinTTY - `git blame` can now deal with CRLF better - Git for Windows' `git-bash.exe` can be asked to show a console explicitly
v2.4.0.windows.1: Git for Windows 2.4.0
The only change relative to Git for Windows 2.3.7 apart from a rebase onto Git 2.4.0 is that the git-wrapper learned how to launch the Git Bash with an entirely new console, fixing a regression that was revealed by a recent update of the msys2-runtime.
v2.3.7.windows.1: Git for Windows 2.3.7
The biggest changes since 2.3.6 release 2 are outside of Git's source code: users can override their home directory using the HOME environment variable again.
Git for Windows developer preview: 2.3.6
- Much smoother interaction with the
mintty
terminal emulator - A couple of fixes to the Windows-specific Git wrapper
- Respects the newly introduced Windows-wide
%PROGRAMDATA%\Git\config
configuration
v2.3.5.windows.8: Git for Windows 2.3.5 release 8
The only user visible change since release 7 is that the Git wrapper will now refuse to use $HOMEDRIVE$HOMEPATH if it points to a non-existing directory (this can happen if it points to a network drive that just so happens to be Disconnected Right Now).
Fourth developers' preview: Git for Windows v2.3.5
This update fixes encoding issues in Git Bash and keeps the TMP
environment variable intact.
Due to this issue in MSys2, we sadly had to downgrade the nettle
package manually.
Third developers' preview: (Portable) Git for Windows v2.3.5
Please note that this release's intended audience are still developers only, i.e. Pull Requests to fix issues encountered while testing are very, very welcome.