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BashDock 1.14.1 adds temporary external Git Bash command buttons and fixes their argument handling. These notes cover changes since 1.14.0.
Temporary external shell buttons
- Enable Run in temporary external shell on a command button to run it in a separate Git Bash window, leaving a long-running process in the tab's terminal alone. The external window closes when its Bash command finishes.
- An external-shell icon appears on the button and in Configure tab, alongside the existing timing and confirmation markers.
- Quotes and multiline commands now reach Bash intact. To invoke Windows Command Prompt from Git Bash, use
cmd.exe //c, for examplecmd.exe //c start "" "http://127.0.0.1:8000/". Git Bash converts/cas a path and can otherwise leave an interactive Command Prompt open.
Install and update
Download the Windows x64 ZIP, extract the complete bashdock folder, and run bashdock.exe. Git for Windows is required; Python and Node are not. The matching .sha256 file verifies the ZIP. Application and dependency source archives are attached separately.
The Windows executables are not Authenticode-signed. Automatic-update metadata is signed separately and verified by BashDock. BashDock is licensed under GNU GPL version 3 only; see bundled notices for third-party components.
Full Changelog: v1.14.0...v1.14.1