Learn the very basics of how to interact with Git on your PC, whether you're using Windows or WSL inside of Windows.

This article provides supplemental instructions to a piece on expediting continuous testing by explaining how to install Git, Ruby and Jenkins on Windows (as opposed to a Mac or Linux environment).

When you install a new copy of Visual Studio Code, it encourages you to download and install the Windows Git client, so you can connect to any Git-based repository, whether you’re using GVFS ...

Run the downloaded Git for Windows file and follow the installation wizard. When prompted to adjust your PATH environment, select Git from the command line and 3rd-party software, then click Next.

Step 1: Install Git and create a GitLab account To get started with Git and GitLab, you must first install Git locally and register for a GitLab account. The Git installation on Windows is ...

Click Install git (Figure C), and your browser will open to a window with a download link for the Git installer. Walk through this process (it’s very straightforward).

In addition to the GitHub for Windows application itself, it includes a self-contained version of git, the bash command-line shell, and the posh-git extension for PowerShell.