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When installing from git bash on Windows, the tool should create unixy shortcuts instead of cmd ones (or actually it could create both, so that things work from cmd as well as bash).
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git bash can be recognized via /^MINGW(32|64)$/.test(process.env.MSYSTEM)
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Nope, git bash is bash compiled for Windows, it runs .sh files, it doesn't
run .bat or .cmd files itself directly.
You can invoke a .bat or .cmd via `cmd //c somefile.cmd` but the preferred
way is to use `./somefile.sh` just like on unixy platforms.
I'll try to have a look on it and send a patch.
On Tuesday, 30 October 2018, Mathias Bynens ***@***.***> wrote:
Disclaimer: I don't actively use Windows and know very little about cmd
or git bash.
Do the *.cmd ones not work in git bash?
When installing from git bash on Windows, the tool should create unixy shortcuts instead of
cmd
ones (or actually it could create both, so that things work fromcmd
as well asbash
).git bash can be recognized via
/^MINGW(32|64)$/.test(process.env.MSYSTEM)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: