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The integration of git in Visual Studio Code (latest Insider) performs a couple commands that rely on the paths being returned as Windows paths.

The paths returned by gitwrap are those returned by the WSL git, thus being paths inside wsl.

My Project is installed in c:\projects\dockerfiles. WSL is set up that c: is mounted as /c through /etc/wsl.conf.

When i open the folder in VScode with gitwrap set up as the git.path in the settings, the editor recognizes that it is a git repository and calls the following command:

gitwrap rev-parse --show-toplevel

This command returns /c/projects/dockerfiles with gitwrap, but expects C:/projects/dockerfiles as git for Windows would return.

As git is heavily reliant on SSH keys, it would be nice if gitwrap would be able to support WSL-Pageant (https://github.com/vuori/weasel-pageant), or equivalent function to supporting pageant.

WSL-Pageant works by inserting a snippet in .bashrc to start the ssh-ageant forwarder, however this doesn't appear to work with gitwrap leaving it of limited utility to me as my ssh keys are stored and managed with a pageant compatible agent (keepass w/ keeageant).

So it would be nice if this supported pageant forwarding from the WSL side.

GitWrap needs to translate directory paths from local Windows to the Linux environment. I havent gotten around to making it generic for all drive letters and currently only handle C:\ specifically. I'll take care of this at some point.

You have to escape whitspaces with "\ " in unix paths:

diff --git a/GitWrap/GitWrap/Program.cs b/GitWrap/GitWrap/Program.cs
index 9015502..56666a7 100644
--- a/GitWrap/GitWrap/Program.cs
+++ b/GitWrap/GitWrap/Program.cs
@@ -45,6 +45,8 @@ namespace GitWrap

                 // Convert Windows path to Linux style paths
                 argstr = argstr.Replace("\\", "/");
+                // Escape Whitespaces^M
+                argstr = argstr.Replace(" ", "\\ ");^M
                 argsString += " " + argstr;
             }

This seems to happen occasionally.
Unhandled Exception: System.UnauthorizedAccessException: Access to the path 'C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\lxss\rootfs\tmp\gitwrap_output' is denied

No idea why it happens but restarting seems to solve it.

Running git --version from WSL produces the following output:

$ git --version
git version 2.7.4

Running GitWrap.exe --version produces the following output:

GitWrap.exe --version
git version 2.7.4

Notice the extra linebreak. It might be an issue in certain use cases.

Hi! GitWrap does not support last version of windows 10 =\

Hi, I just tried both the latest release (quite behind the recent commits) and the latest commit build locally, but I am having no luck making SourceTree work with gitwrap.
I tried replacing embedded and system git.exe with gitwrap executable. The version is read correctly, so it recognizes the executable, however, the repositories show up empty (no commit history) and there are no error messages.
Any ideas/suggestions?
I run latest Windows 10 Pro with the Ubuntu 18.04 as my env
The mount point matches the default /mnt

Parenthesis "()" are not escaped when converted to Unix style paths.

Somehow gitwrap or cmd console don't handle colors correctly, see the difference between "wsl git" and gitwrap:

Anyway, can we have a new command option for gitwrap: --setGitOptions?
like, if I do

gitwrap --setGitOptions "-c color.ui=never --no-pager"

then gitwrap will always run git with -c color.ui=never --no-pager, instead of just git.

Android Studio does not work if I configure git as "gitwarp -c color.ui=never".

Hi,

When defining GitWrap.exe as the "path to Git executable", running "Test" will fails (no message, no timeout).

PS C:\Users\knux> C:\Apps\GitWrap.exe --version
git version 2.17.1
PS C:\Users\knux> C:\Apps\GitWrap.exe --getWslPath
[*] Current wslPath: /mnt/