Git for w64devkit

[ghost]

#77 is stale. There is no indication that the maintainer will accept including Git.

The only way to have Git integrated now is either to download a standalone distribution of Git for Windows and add it to PATH, or to steal the MSYS2 packages. Please note that MSYS2 has not yet integrated Git for Windows, and their version of Git is still the Cygwin Git. What I’m referring to here is the MSYS2 package provided by the Git for Windows project itself.

You can see the mingw-w64-* packages here:

https://github.com/git-for-windows/git/releases/tag/v2.53.0.windows.2

But there are too many packages to steal and we will have to care about dependencies, too.

[Peter0x44]

Do not use msys2 git. It's incredibly slow.

My solution would be to download:
PortableGit-2.53.0.2-64-bit.7z.exe
You can rename it to 7z to extract it without running the sfx.

Add the cmd directory from it to your PATH in w64devkit.

[ghost]

This is exactly what I'm currently do.