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#How to set up bitbucket with tortise git install
#How to set up bitbucket with tortise git update

I can bypass clicking around in Explorer by adding this batch file (named tgit.bat) to somewhere in my path (I usually add c:\bin to the path for this reason). I use TortoiseGit to help stage commits and for visualising the log. You will need to restart any open command prompts to get the path change to work, rebooting is usually the fastest way to make sure the change has gone through (logging out and in may work too).

#How to set up bitbucket with tortise git update

Update both of the Path variables (in User variables and System variables), add c:\bin to the end of the values (don’t delete the existing value).

Select Advanced system settings (opens the System Properties dialog).

Open the System control panel item ( Win- pause/break).

Now you can drop scripts and executables into the bin folder and they will work in any console anywhere. Put c:\bin on the pathĬreate a folder called bin somewhere fairly central. Generally I won’t use GH4W after this as I’m mostly a command line junky, with gaps filled by TortoiseGit. Then the github_rsa.pub file in C:\Users\**username**\.ssh can be added to BitBucket and other services to get everything running with the same credentials. Opening a Powershell instance from GH4W gives me a relatively nice msysgit setup.

#How to set up bitbucket with tortise git install

There are some steps that I have to Google myself too every time, because I don’t install Git & TortoiseGit everyday.

It takes care of setting up key files, messing with paths, and making everything play nice with Github. I wanted a set of instructions for my colleagues and friends when they want to setup Git and TortoiseGit on Windows (connected to Bitbucket).I use GitHub for Windows to get up and running quickly with GitHub on a new machine.

I mainly use Git on the command line, with TortoiseGit for staging commits and visualising logs and Beyond Compare for diffs and merges. These are the steps I use to set up a new PC with Git. ~/Get running fast on GitHub and BitBucket