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  1. windows - Invoking notepad++ from Git Bash - Stack Overflow

    Run the following in Git Bash and you're away. $ git config --global core.editor "'C:/Program Files (x86)/Notepad++/notepad++.exe' -multiInst -notabbar -nosession -noPlugin" If you want to …

  2. How to open files in Notepad++ from Git Bash? - Stack Overflow

    Jun 23, 2014 · $ start notepad++ [file path] or you can add. alias npp='winpty "C:/Program Files (x86)/Notepad++/notepad++.exe"' to your .bashrc file in your home directory. Worked much …

  3. How to launch and edit a file from Git using Notepad++?

    Jan 24, 2011 · You can create a npp git alias: Open the file .bashrc which is typically in C:\Users\MyUserName\ folder # ----- # Git Command Aliases # ----- alias npp='start …

  4. How to Set Up Notepad++ for Git Bash in Windows - Tools QA

    Nov 19, 2021 · In this course we will be using Notepad++ as the text editor with Git. Coming back, let's see the two already installed editors with Git. Vim text editor is the default text editor for …

  5. Git Bash command to open file in Notepad++ on Windows

    At the prompt enter npp followed by the file you want to edit. Examples: npp some-local-file.txt; npp /path/to/different-file.txt

  6. Invoking notepad++ from Git Bash - exchangetuts.com

    Now you should be able to open any file with notepad++ by entering $ npp [file_name] I believe git-bash is an actual bash shell, so when it starts, it runs a .bashrc file from somewhere (most …

  7. Launching text editor using git bash - The freeCodeCamp Forum

    Jan 15, 2017 · Hello everyone, How do you launch a text editor (I'm using notepad++) using git bash? Thanks!

  8. How to Set Notepad++ as Your Default Git Editor - Emily Lahren

    I found it from this blog post: How to set Notepad++ as the Git editor instead of Vim. After you execute that command in Git Bash, you can run this command to test it, which should open up …

  9. Command to open file with git - Stack Overflow

    You can use the following commands to open a file in git bash: vi <filename> -- to open a file i -- to insert into the file ESC button followed by :wq -- to save and close the file

  10. Use Notepad++ as Your Text Editor in Git Bash - Gud Branch

    Any git command that asks for user input will open a Notepad++ window. For example, git commit to write a message, git config -e to edit the local repo config file, or git rebase -i to edit the …

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