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GitExtensions is a shell extension, a Visual Studio 2008 plugin and a standalone Git repository tool.

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Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
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Bin		Bin
GitCommands		GitCommands
GitCommandsTests		GitCommandsTests
GitExtensions		GitExtensions
GitPlugin		GitPlugin
GitUI		GitUI
Gravatar		Gravatar
Plugins		Plugins
ResourceManager		ResourceManager
Resources		Resources
Setup		Setup
SimpleExt		SimpleExt
.gitignore		.gitignore
.mailmap		.mailmap
GitCommands.VS2010.sln		GitCommands.VS2010.sln
GitCommands.sln		GitCommands.sln
GitCommands.vsmdi		GitCommands.vsmdi
GitCommands1.vsmdi		GitCommands1.vsmdi
LocalTestRun.testrunconfig		LocalTestRun.testrunconfig
README.TXT		README.TXT
TODO.txt		TODO.txt
cow-head.ico		cow-head.ico
rakefile.rb		rakefile.rb
success.png		success.png

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GitExtensions is a shell extension, a Visual Studio 2008 / 2010 plugin and a standalone Git repository tool.

How to compile GitExtensions
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- Open the solution file (GitCommands.sln or GitCommands.VS2010.sln)
- Compile SimpleShlExt in release for 64bit windows
- Compile SimpleShlExt in release for 32bit windows
- Compile entire solution in release, mixed platforms
- After everything is compiled in release, you can compile in debug

You could also directly compile in debug, but then you need to exclude the setup projects.