added personal files to .gitignore so they never get uploaded to the repo and added support for msys2 bash in the new git for windows
added autocreate of config/user-cmder.sh if iot does not exist and added it to the .gitignore
Added tasks: cmd::Cmder, cmd::Cmder as Admin, bash::bash, bash::bash as Admin, bash::mintty, bash::mintty as admin, powershell::powershell, powershell::powershell as Admin. Set default task to cmd::Cmder. Cot rid of init.bat running before /bin/bash, fixes double exit requirement
Added running git for windows post-install.bat on first cmder launch
fixed file/path not found errors when launching powershell as admin
fixed file/path not found errors when launching bash/mintty as admin
fixed PATH in vendor/cmder.sh
Added sourcing ~/.bashrc if it exists.
changed .gitignore to ignore anything with path of config/user-*
removed my personal files from .gitignore, left in config/user-*
Make sure $CMDER_ROOT does not have a trailing '/'
%CMDER_ROOT% does not have trailing '\'. allow user to specify a conemu.xml on the command line
Removed '\' from %CMDER_ROOT%
This increases performance of git prompt filter by fetching branch name directly from `.git/HEAD` file instead of spawning `git` process. Apart from increasing performance this may also solve potential problems with `git` output, as reported in https://github.com/cmderdev/cmder/issues/692
Fixes#79. Uses Download-File function from d654a53ec43038c42344f9cdbe0abc5b8ff9b387
Create appveyor.yml
Should send build notifications to gitter as well.
Adds appveyor build status badge.
Always compile launcher for AppVeyor
This is to catch any errors that may be caused by changes to the launcher or any outside scripts.
Developers can test the build process without needing to recompile a new
launcher exe. This saves some setup steps to get a new developer started.
Also warn that this build can't be release as by definition it can't be
fully tested.
Up to now, init.bat would be overwritten when a user updated
Cmder. The new mechanism will create a new (mostly empty) file
for the user to enter commands which will then be executed on
each following startup.
