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2. How to add more commands to Git Bash? - Super User

   superuser.com/questions/701141

   Add the cygwin path to the Windows path variable. Windows-> System->advanced Setings->Environment Variables. Add a path for C:\cygwin64\bin\. Close and re-open gitbash Now gitbash will find the rsync.exe in the cygwin\bin.

3. How to add the 'tree' command to git-bash in Windows?

   superuser.com/questions/531592

   Besides that you need to add the tree program to your windows path or the tree command will be available only on cmd. Access your windows path and add this (for default installation): ;C:\Program Files (x86)\GnuWin32\bin. Them you will be able to use tree command on git bash on windows. Share. Improve this answer.

4. How can I search the bash history and rerun a command?

   superuser.com/questions/7414

   4. At the bash command prompt, type control-R, then type a few characters of the command you want and bash's readline facility will search through the command history for that command. After you have started the search, you can type control-R again to jump to the next matching command. Share. Improve this answer.

5. Git: Open Git-Bash in specific directory - Super User

   superuser.com/questions/1310814/git-open-git-bash-in-specific-directory

   6. One possible solution is to change the directory before opening git-bash. By default, git-bash opens in whatever the current directory is. To do this, put a cd call before the start, cd C:\specific\dir\to\open && start "" "C:\Program Files\Git\bin\sh.exe". Since this is being done in SAS, the specific directory can be stored in a macro variable.

6. git: command not found via bash - Super User

   superuser.com/questions/507146

   deploy.sh: line 12: git: command not found deploy.sh: line 13: git: command not found deploy.sh: line 14: git: command not found If I were to follow the steps in the script directly myself, it works as intended, but not when running via bash.

7. How to get out of git in the bash terminal's command line

   superuser.com/questions/1798159/how-to-get-out-of-git-in-the-bash-terminals...

   In the image provided with the question, this shell is displaying information about a git repository defined in /home or /home/alan. Its important to note however that the git application is not currently running, so there is nothing to "exit" from. Git provides both non-interactive and interactive commands.

8. How to customize shortcut keys on Git Bash Terminal (Windows 10)

   superuser.com/questions/1639562/how-to-customize-shortcut-keys-on-git-bash...

   Lastly, to copy/paste within the terminal itself only (meaning: copy from within the Git Bash terminal to within the Git Bash terminal), you can use your secondary copy/paste clipboard: copy simply by highlighting the text with your mouse, and paste by center-clicking (click with the scroll wheel) on your mouse.

9. How can I find out the command line options for git-bash.exe?

   superuser.com/questions/1104567

   So git-bash.exe just seems to be a simple wrapper that first parses the --cd... options and then runs. usr\bin\mintty.exe --icon git-bash.exe,0 --exec "/usr/bin/bash" --login -i <other arguments>. or similar. That's why only --cd.. and bash options are parsed correctly and not mintty. If you want to use other options from mintty, you should use ...

10. Git Bash history commands not saving when closed - Super User

    superuser.com/questions/954851

    Before when I installed Windows 10 when I press the arrow down or up button inside Git Bash I get my previous entered commands. But now when I have closed Git Bash i lose all the commands I have ever entered.

11. git: get current working dir - Super User

    superuser.com/questions/269127

    The problem is, that git rev-parse --show-toplevel and your comment both dont work when you are in the .git dir e.g. in a hook-script – Radon8472 Commented Sep 2, 2020 at 7:30