This release changes translation of paths between Windows and WSL. All paths are now translated by the wslpath utility. This enables the use of custom mount roots without any additional configuration for wslgit (i.e. drive mounts like /c work out of the box now).

There is also a new smarter default for when to use an interactive shell. This removes the need to set any environment variables for most users of wslgit.

Detailed changelog:

Added

• New WSLGIT environment variable that is set to 1 by wslgit and shared to the WSL environment.

Changed

• Use wslpath to translate paths between Windows and Linux (#12, #71).
• New default smart for WSLGIT_USE_INTERACTIVE_SHELL - only uses an interactive bash shell for clone, fetch, pull and push.

Removed

• Remove WSLGIT_MOUNT_ROOT environment variable, this is handled by wslpath now.