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Every time Git updates, it performs uninstall of the previous version. This silently removes \bin entry from my %PATH%. This entry I add manually and only manually it must be changed. Why the uninstaller thinks it has the right to undo things the installer didn't? Version 2.4.5 32 bit
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It is actually not users' business to out-guess the installer which directory/directories to add to the PATH. That is why we have that page in the installer that asks how you want to use Git: from cmd.exe, or adding all of the Unixy tools to the PATH or none of them.
Your intended goal would probably be better served by choosing the cmd.exe option (which adds the correct directory: /cmd/ -- not /bin/, which is incorrect).
Every time Git updates, it performs uninstall of the previous version. This silently removes \bin entry from my %PATH%. This entry I add manually and only manually it must be changed. Why the uninstaller thinks it has the right to undo things the installer didn't? Version 2.4.5 32 bit
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: