How can I execute .bat from git bash and then return to the console?

Question

I created a goToProject.bat file with this content:

cd C:\Dev\MyProject

I want to run goToProject.bat using Git Bash because I don’t want to manually go to the folder every time I have to use Git in my project.

To run goToProject.bat from Git Bash, I can do this:

$cmd goToProject.bat

By doing this, goToProject.bat is started, but the console is converted to the cmd console of windows and, if I do this:

c:\Dev\MyProject> exit

The console is converted again to the Git Bash console, but in the default route.

How can I run goToProject.bat and stay in the Git Bash console?

Answer 1

I already found what I need:

git bash visual studio , :

• Visual Studio: → →

• : git Bash

• : c:\Program Files (x86)\ git\bin\sh.exe

• Args: --login -i

• Dir: $(SolutionDir)

"Git Bash" "" Visual Studio, git bash .

, :

• Visual Studio: → → →
• , : Tools.ExternalCommand
• ( - ) * (, Ctrl + G, Ctrl + B)

Answer 2

.sh script .bat.

: GIT Bash -