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toha_man2020-08-26 10:00:52
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toha_man, 2020-08-26 10:00:52

How to integrate git-bash.exe into WebStorm/PhpStorm?

Help, help, save. Already tired of googling, there is no good information anywhere.
Everywhere it is advised to register in the IDE settings in the Terminal section either:
"C:\Program Files\Git\bin\sh.exe" -i --login
or:
C:\Program Files\Git\bin\bash.exe

1st option is generally a console crashes in the editor.
The second one starts, it's more or less buzzing, but there is no autocomplete in the git for branches, which is very necessary.
I saw a solution with Clink, but this is for the standard cmd.exe, but I need bash.exe with its pieces.

Git-bash.exe has autocomplete of both commands and branch names, great, but it doesn't run inside Storm.... Opens in a separate window.
How to achieve autocomplete in jetbrains then?

If that Win 10 x64, Jetbrains WebStorm 2019.3

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toha_man, 2020-08-26
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So .... actually, I was just stupid. I'm sorry. Everything works, the autocomplete is already in
C:\Program Files\Git\bin\bash.exe
. I just have aliases configured in bash:
alias go="git checkout"
and others, and the autocomplete doesn't understand them. Here you already need to separately search Google for how to tell the autocomplete that go = git checkout. If you write git checkout branch everything works
AND if respected moderators allow. I will add a link to the stackoverflow, with information on how to set up alias's in such a situation. Everything is extremely simple
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9869227/git-au...
There is also such a script, maybe someone can help
https://artur.minimulin.ru/blog/git-autocomplete-c.. .

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