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Git for Windows 2.4.0

The only change relative to Git for Windows 2.3.7 apart from a rebase
onto Git 2.4.0 is that the git-wrapper learned how to launch the Git
Bash with an entirely new console, fixing a regression that was revealed
by a recent update of the msys2-runtime.

Git 2.4

Git for Windows 2.3.7

The biggest changes since 2.3.6 release 2 are outside of Git's source code:
users can override their home directory using the HOME environment variable
again.

Git 2.3.7

Git for Windows 2.3.6 release 2

The biggest change relative to 2.3.6 (release 1) is that the
Windows-wide config file is supported on Windows XP, too (XP has
no C:\ProgramData and expects application data in C:\Documents and
Settings\All Users\Application Data instead).

Signed-off-by: Johannes Schindelin <johannes.schindelin@gmx.de>

Git for Windows 2.3.6

The biggest change relative to 2.3.5 (release 8) in addition to the
upstream release 2.3.6 is a much improved tty handling as well as
fixes to the Windows-specific Git wrapper.

Signed-off-by: Johannes Schindelin <johannes.schindelin@gmx.de>

Git 2.4.0-rc3

Git 2.3.6

git-gui 0.20.0

Git 2.4.0-rc2

Git for Windows 2.3.5 release 8

The only user visible change since release 7 is that the Git wrapper
will now refuse to use $HOMEDRIVE$HOMEPATH if it points to a
non-existing directory (this can happen if it points to a network drive
that just so happens to be Disconnected Right Now).

Git for Windows 2.3.5 release 7

The user visible change is that the encoding should no longer be
incorrect when setting a language which requires non-ASCII characters.

Git for Windows 2.3.5 release 6

This fixes the CHARSET issue correctly, even when the ANSI code page is
not cp1252.

Git for Windows 2.3.5 release 5

Relative to release 4, this version only contains a hot fix that makes
HTTP transport functional again.

Git for Windows 2.3.5 release 4

User-visible change since release 3: git-bash understands the
--cd=<directory> option and uses the specified directory as working
directory. This implies that "Git Bash Here" in Windows Explorer's
context menu now starts in the correct directory.

It also re-enables nedmalloc (but preliminary tests suggest that
the performance is improved only slightly).

Git for Windows 2.3.5 release 3

This brings a bug fix for the Git wrapper serving as gitk in a directory
whose path contains a space, and re-enables nedmalloc (although the test
suite takes roughly the same time as before, so the touted performance
improvements are negligible in practical terms).

Git 2.4.0-rc1

Git for Windows v2.3.5 release 2

The only change since release 1 is to let the Git wrapper serve as
`git-gui.exe`, too.

Git for Windows v2.3.5

This updates Git for Windows to the upstream version 2.3.5, fixes the
Git wrapper when its path contains spaces, backs out the syntax-gitweb
branch (because we ran out of users, and it is not Windows-specific to
begin with), and addresses all compiler warnings.

Signed-off-by: Johannes Schindelin <johannes.schindelin@gmx.de>

Git 2.3.5