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- how to download and install git client for window using Powershell
Was looking to do the same without using chocolatey The following is working for me, using powershell to download and install the 64-bit version of git-for-windows:
- How to install git on Windows 10 without Git Bash or GUI?
I am trying to install Git on Windows 10, but without Git Bash or GUI I want to use Git in PowerShell and I would like not to bloat my PC I know the install size is small, but that's not the issu
- How do I git clone a repo, including its submodules?
How do I clone a git repository so that it also clones its submodules? Running git clone $REPO_URL merely creates empty submodule directories
- Git for beginners: The definitive practical guide
Git GUI Included with git — Run git gui from the command line, and the Windows msysgit installer adds it to the Start menu Git GUI can do a majority of what you'd need to do with git Including stage changes, configure git and repositories, push changes, create checkout delete branches, merge, and many other things One of my favourite features is the "stage line" and "stage hunk" shortcuts
- How to install latest version of git on CentOS 8. x 7. x 6. x
Installing a specific version of git say 2 x I found this nice and easy-to-follow guide on how to download the GIT source and compile it yourself (and install it)
- git: lfs is not a git command unclear - Stack Overflow
Every time I enter in my command window git lfs install the message I get is git: 'lfs' is not a git command See 'git --help' I tried looking up for a solution, but none of the answers were clea
- ssl - How to install OpenSSL in Windows 10? - Stack Overflow
An easy way to do it without running into the risk of installing unknown software from 3rd party websites and risking viruses, is by using the openssl exe that comes inside your Git for Windows installation In my case, I found the OpenSSL executable in the following location of the Git for Windows installation
- How to install an npm package from GitHub directly
You can't install any npm package you want from its GitHub source, unless the repo includes a dist folder, and most don't The issue I linked to is an npm bug - the prebuild step is not run when installing from GitHub
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