I have installed git in wsl and how can I deploy it to my vscode
jeasonstudio
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To add to this. I'd like to be able to tell Visual Studio Code to not only allow you to tell the terminal to use WSL Bash but also configure it specify the path to the git client to use, or the shell, so that git commands issued use the WSL copy (so it picks up the ssh keys etc in that shell) and also run any git hooks in the bash shell too.
ztolley
on 30 Jun 2017
This should be great.
nguyenbathanh
on 21 Aug 2017
This would be great.
To illustrate the difference: git on windows does not properly handle symlinks (They seem to be invisible to NTFS in 'windows mode'), but WSL git properly handles these symlinks.
crewone
on 31 Aug 2017
Very confusing for windows users to have two separate git client installs, two sets of ssh keys for the same service, etc depending on whether or not they're using wsl bash.
Would be excellent if setting the terminal as wsl bash automatically defaulted to using wsl git as well.
zmsy
on 15 Sep 2017
Facing the same issue
FistMeNaruto
on 18 Sep 2017
@zmsy I'm moving off topic, but shouldn't you be able to use a single set of SSH keys? When you do keygen, save them in /mnt/c/Users/USERNAME/.ssh - then you can add that same path when you use ssh-agent.
Correct me if wrong!
wasabigeek
on 13 Oct 2017
Duplicate of #9502
joaomoreno
on 17 Nov 2017
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Very confusing for windows users to have two separate git client installs, two sets of ssh keys for the same service, etc depending on whether or not they're using wsl bash.
Would be excellent if setting the terminal as wsl bash automatically defaulted to using wsl git as well.