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cd $HOME when configured via resources
We recently added the ability to configure copies of the Git wrapper to launch custom command-lines, configured via plain old Windows resources. The main user is Git for Windows' `git-bash.exe`, of course. When the user double-clicks the `git bash` icon, it makes sense to start the Bash in the user's home directory. Third-party software, such as TortoiseGit or GitHub for Windows, may want to start the Git Bash in another directory, though. Now, when third-party software wants to call Git, they already have to construct a command-line, and can easily pass a command-line option `--no-cd` (which this commit introduces), and since that option is not available when the user double-clicks an icon on the Desktop or in the Explorer, let's keep the default to switch to the home directory if the `--no-cd` flag was not passed along. Signed-off-by: Johannes Schindelin <johannes.schindelin@gmx.de>
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This is the source code of Git for Windows, forked from Git.
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