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Is there a way to integrate Git into the Windows cmd or PowerShell?

Ask Time:2012-03-30T05:40:20         Author:Tobias

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Is there a way to integrate Git into the Windows cmd or PowerShell? - so that it feels a bit like a Linux terminal. How?

Author:Tobias,eproduced under the CC 4.0 BY-SA copyright license with a link to the original source and this disclaimer.
Link to original article:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9933964/is-there-a-way-to-integrate-git-into-the-windows-cmd-or-powershell
Tobias :

OK, I got it myself ...\n\nnew-item -path alias:git -value 'C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Git\\bin\\git.exe'\n",
2012-03-29T21:44:41
uday :

Download and install Git as shown in the link. In the sixth slide, 'Adjusting your PATH environment.', check for the option 'Run Git and included Unix tools from the Windows command prompt' and that's it!",
2012-03-29T21:47:22
NateTheGreat :

This is what I use: posh-git: a PowerShell environment for Git\nIt also integrates into the cwd line:\n",
2012-03-29T21:44:47
Steve Martin :

Check out Posh Git:\n\n\nBetter Git with PowerShell\nConfigure Git in PowerShell So You Don’t Have to Enter Your Password All the Damn Time\n",
2012-03-29T21:46:26
suryakrupa :

Simple and straightforward way:\n\nStep by Step guide\n\nEssentially \n\n\nAdd Git binaries to the system path\n",
2014-12-15T23:10:27
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