And how are you doing with WSL? I've tried it, but it seems a bit strange to me, Git in WSL detects the files of the repositories as pending to be added, when in Git Bash they are already added ... on the other hand, would I have to open all my projects from WSL ??? It’s clear that if you want to have a Bash in Windows, WSL is the best option, but maybe I haven't found the configuration ... if it's not annoying, how do you use it?
Hi Pablo,
I haven't come across your problem before, atleast not untill now. I actually work mostly in Rails. And, sometimes, I need different rails and ruby versions for different applications.
Yes, as you said, I initialize my project from WSL. Use rvm, bundler etc, everything there. So, other than something to do with rails /ruby, I am unsure as to properly configure it. But, haven't tried out git in WSL. I would try the scenario you mentioned to see if it occurs to me as well.
And how are you doing with WSL? I've tried it, but it seems a bit strange to me, Git in WSL detects the files of the repositories as pending to be added, when in Git Bash they are already added ... on the other hand, would I have to open all my projects from WSL ??? It’s clear that if you want to have a Bash in Windows, WSL is the best option, but maybe I haven't found the configuration ... if it's not annoying, how do you use it?
Hi Pablo,
I haven't come across your problem before, atleast not untill now. I actually work mostly in Rails. And, sometimes, I need different rails and ruby versions for different applications.
Yes, as you said, I initialize my project from WSL. Use rvm, bundler etc, everything there. So, other than something to do with rails /ruby, I am unsure as to properly configure it. But, haven't tried out git in WSL. I would try the scenario you mentioned to see if it occurs to me as well.
great!! let me know, please!