Git for Windows 2.5.2

Changes since Git-2.5.1 (August 31th 2015)

New Features

• Comes with Git 2.5.2
• Alternates can now point to UNC paths, i.e. network drives.

Bug fixes

• The MSys2 runtime was taught not to look hard for groups, speeding up Git Bash's startup time.
• A work around was added for issues when installing 32-bit Git for Windows on 64-bit Windows 10.
• The installer no longer freezes when there are interactive commands in the user's .profile.
• git rebase --skip was speeded up again.
• The redirector in /bin/bash.exe now adjusts the PATH environment variable correctly (i.e. so that Git's executables are found) before launching the real Bash, even when called without --login.
• When installing Git for Windows to a location whose path is longer than usual, Git commands no longer trigger occasional Bad address errors.
• Git no longer asks for a DVD to be inserted again when one has been ejected from the D: drive.