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📦 Automatically updated 4 dependencies

Name	Old Version	New Version	Build Status
🚀 git-for-windows	2.52.0.windows.1	2.56.0.windows.3
⬆️ clink	1.9.5	1.9.34	—
🚀 windows-terminal	1.23.12811.0	1.25.2733.0
⬆️ clink-completions	0.6.7	0.6.9

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git-for-windows

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Minor changelog

Git for Windows 2.56.0(3)

Changes since Git for Windows v2.56.0(2) (October 5th 2026)

This is a security fix release, addressing the eMudhra Intermediate CA Compromise. It also addresses Git LFS' CVE-2026-105803 by upgrading to v3.8.1.

New Features

• Comes with OpenSSH v10.6.P1.
• Comes with cURL v8.23.0.
• Comes with Git LFS v3.8.1.

Filename	SHA-256
Git-2.56.0.3-64-bit.exe	dc6d3db061999136e139f31376c5582a9ed6f36a4ea12f15e54ad7fa2bfc0bf2
Git-2.56.0.3-arm64.exe	53cfe6358a1f0573c8c777c9ad71151df8f29986759c689c7b8a5cbb84cca495
PortableGit-2.56.0.3-64-bit.7z.exe	4fc27b779829a36df77911e3f4dea09c66c790dd6c5f7dfa3b6a5479f1fe354f
PortableGit-2.56.0.3-arm64.7z.exe	12c56c9d39b998074d93797eff4784ce6ec418910938500a04f6c8d3360ac2fb
MinGit-2.56.0.3-64-bit.zip	2e5619966e588fde5f8122c5557cad50c0fbafcaed736689f40ec1dfb1d78ea7
MinGit-2.56.0.3-arm64.zip	042e7fda964e2072c11435fd0efeb82208...

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Git for Windows v2.56.0.windows.2

Changes since Git for Windows v2.56.0 (September 28th 2026)

New Features

• Comes with OpenSSL v3.5.9.
• To help with fixing stale references to the Git Credential Manager after Git for Windows v2.56.0's MINGW64 -> UCRT64 migration, a compatibility shim is now installed.

Bug Fixes

• Suppressing the user-wide Git config via GIT_CONFIG_GLOBAL=NUL was broken in v2.56.0 (surprisingly, as a consequence of the MINGW64 -> UCRT64 migration), which was fixed.
• Fixed a bug in Git for Windows, v2.56.0, where the x64 Git executables lost their Authenticode signatures by mistake.
• An assertion was fixed that caused pushes to fail when the server requires a client certificate.

Filename	SHA-256
Git-2.56.0.2-64-bit...

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Git for Windows v2.56.0.windows.1

Changes since Git for Windows v2.55.0(5) (August 20th 2026)

Following the MSYS2 project, on which Git for Windows is based, Windows 8.1 support was dropped; In doing so, internal paths changed (/mingw64/bin/git.exe does not exist anymore, /ucrt64/bin/git.exe takes its role; if this breaks your setups, consider switching to /cmd/git.exe instead, which is guaranteed to stay stable).

An issue with the installer for the previous version (v2.55.0.windows.5) caused the "Use external OpenSSH" option to be disabled for some users. This caused the bundled version of OpenSSH to be installed and overwrote any previously-saved choice of external OpenSSH. If you rely on an external OpenSSH installation, and you updated to v2.55.0(5), you should consider re-running the latest installer with "Only show new options" unchecked so that you can re-enable the external OpenSSH option. The bundled version of OpenSSH will be uninstalled automatically. If you do not rely on an external OpenSSH installation, or you did not install v2.55.0(5) specifically, you can s...

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Git for Windows v2.56.0-rc2.windows.1

Changes since Git for Windows v2.55.0(5) (August 20th 2026)

Following the MSYS2 project, on which Git for Windows is based, Windows 8.1 support was dropped; In doing so, internal paths changed (/mingw64/bin/git.exe does not exist anymore, /ucrt64/bin/git.exe takes its role; if this breaks your setups, consider switching to /cmd/git.exe instead, which is guaranteed to stay stable).

An issue with the installer for the previous version (v2.55.0.windows.5) caused the "Use external OpenSSH" option to be disabled for some users. This caused the bundled version of OpenSSH to be installed and overwrote any previously-saved choice of external OpenSSH. If you rely on an external OpenSSH installation, and you updated to v2.55.0(5), you should consider re-running the latest installer with "Only show new options" unchecked so that you can re-enable the external OpenSSH option. The bundled version of OpenSSH will be uninstalled automatically. If you do not rely on an external OpenSSH installation, or you did not install v2.55.0(5) specifically, you can s...

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Git for Windows v2.56.0-rc1.windows.1

Changes since Git for Windows v2.55.0(5) (August 20th 2026)

Following the MSYS2 project, on which Git for Windows is based, Windows 8.1 support was dropped; In doing so, internal pat...

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clink

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Patch changelog

v1.9.34

• Added new exec.cwd_first setting (off by default) to make Executable Completions list files from the current directory before other files (#794).
• Updated the clink-diagnostics bindable command to automatically include performance cost details if classifiers, prompts, hinters, or events exceed a small threshold. When automatically showing the cost details, it filters entries with zero costs. Use a numeric argument to include more diagnostic details (e.g. type Alt-1 or Alt-2 or etc before invoking the clink-diagnostics command).
• Fixed the "small cost threshold" for classifiers and hinters in clink-diagnostics (it was 1000x more sensitive than intended).
• Fixed another rare edge case where a Lua script could potentially make Clink miss clearing part of the input display area.

v1.9.33

• Fixed the cua-select-word, cua-backward-bigword, and cua-forward-bigword commands so they don't immediately clear the selection.
• Fixed a convoluted edge case where a Lua script could potentially make Clink miss clearing part of the input display area.
• Fixed clink set debug.log_terminal true for x86 builds.
• Fixed #903; command word matches that contain / need quoting, for example when the match.translate_slashes setting is slashes.

v1.9.32

Recent Breaking Change

• Breaking Change: the "gray text" auto-suggestions display is now off by default, due to too many complaints and frustration and support cost.
  • The Suggestions List since v1.8.0 is friendlier and more powerful; toggle it by pressing F2 or enable it by default via clink set suggestionlist.default true.
  • The "gray text" or "inline" auto-suggestions display can be turned on again via clink set autosuggest.inline true if preferred.

v1.9.32

• Fixed agnoster, Headline, and pure custom prompts to show just the base directory name for the Python virtual env.
• Fixed rl.gethistoryindex() during the onbeginedit callback and the first prompt filter per input line.
• Fixed width calculation for combining marks such as diacritics; there's no fully reliable way to predict how a terminal will render combining marks, but Clink tries to accommodate different OS versions and console configuration modes and grapheme combinations to predict as closely as possible.

v1.9.31

Recent Breaking Change

• Breaking Change: the "gray text" auto-suggestions display is now off by default, due to too many complaints and frustration and support cost.
  • The Suggestions List since v1.8.0 is friendlier and more powerful; toggle it by pressing F2 or enable it by default via clink set suggestionlist.default true.
  • The "gray text" or "inline" auto-suggestions display can be turned on again via clink set autosuggest.inline true if preferred.

v1.9.31

• Added new Lua API rl.gethistoryindex() which returns the current interactive history index, if any.
• Fixed git.isgitdir() and git.getgitdir() to not get confused by the empty .git directories that the Codex app leaves scattered around (due to a bug in Codex that's currently tracked by a large number of open issues).
• Fixed :chaincommand("doskey") to be able to expand doskey aliases (regression introduced in v1.6.18).
• Fixed an undo list memory management bug in clink-reset-line that could leak memory (regression introduced in v1.8.0)...

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v1.9.30

Recent Breaking Change

• Breaking Change: the "gray text" auto-suggestions display is now off by default, due to too many complaints and frustration and support cost.
  • The Suggestions List since v1.8.0 is friendlier and more powerful; toggle it by pressing F2 or enable it by default via clink set suggestionlist.default true.
  • The "gray text" or "inline" auto-suggestions display can be turned on again via clink set autosuggest.inline true if preferred.

v1.9.30

• Added new Lua API rl.issuggestionlistactive() which returns whether the suggestion list is currently active.
• Fixed to not show suggestions if the input line contains only space characters.
• Fixed clink.onfiltermatches() events (regression introduced in v1.9.26).

v1.9.29

Recent Breaking Change

• Breaking Change: the "gray text" auto-suggestions display is now off by default, due to too many complaints and frustration and support cost.
  • The Suggestions List since v1.8.0 is friendlier and more powerful; toggle it by pressing F2 or enable it by default via clink set suggestionlist.default true.
  • The "gray text" or "inline" auto-suggestions display can be turned on again via clink set autosuggest.inline true if preferred.

v1.9.29

• Added new Lua APIs to query Readline's kill-ring (see rl.getkillringcount() and etc).
• Changed oh-my-posh.clinkprompt to work around an issue where in error cases oh-my-p...

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windows-terminal

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Minor changelog

Windows Terminal Preview v1.26.2734.0

We're coming out of our long Summer (northern hemisphere) hibernation to bring you a new Preview release of Windows Terminal: 1.26! We've been hard at work on the Settings page, workspaces, notifications, and general fit and finish. Lots more community contributions this time around (thank you to all of you!) and many of the bug fixes you see here have been backported to 1.25 and--in some cases--1.24!

Features

• This release includes our newly-redesigned settings UI! Broadly, the categories are the same, but we've given a new interface to most of our settings, simplified wording, moved things into logical groups, and more. Profiles is probably the biggest difference, where we've moved all of the profile tabs, color schemes and the Defaults section into one top-level "Profiles" area (#20232) (#20743) (#20336) (#20665) (#20200) (#20658) (#20646) (#20215) (#20199)
• We have added early support for "workspaces," or named Terminal windows which remember what was open in them that you can close and come back to. Access Workspaces with the new icon to the left of the tab list (#20314) (#20663)
• We now support applications emitting a notification with OSC 777 (Desktop Notif...

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Windows Terminal v1.25.2733.0

Terminal 1.25 is finally stable!

Here are the highlights:

• A new settings search experience! We have a lot of settings; hopefully this helps you find them.
• A rich "actions" editor that will let you better customize how you interact with Terminal.
• Support for the "Kitty" input protocol, for a highly opinionated way to distinguish keyboard keys and how they were pressed.
• Window persistence with or without the scrollback history.
• Community translations into Ukrainian and Serbian (Cyrillic).
• The ability to configure how wide "ambiguous" Unicode characters are for improved compatibility with Chinese, Japanese and Korean console applications.

Please see the following release notes for additional details.

• Windows Terminal Preview v1.25.622.0
• Windows Terminal Preview v1.25.923.0
• Windows Terminal Preview v1.25.1171.0
• Windows Terminal Preview v1.25.1241.0
• [Windows Terminal Preview v1.25.13...

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Windows Terminal v1.24.12741.0

While Terminal 1.25 is slowly rolling out (as we get new reliability info, prove it doesn't super-explode, etc.), we've decided to update 1.24 with a couple quick fixes as well to make sure you're not left out in the cold.

Changes

• Panes can no longer be reduced below 2 cells in either direction, to prevent screen corruption (#20564) (thanks @zhangxaochen!)
• We got rid of the "new tab" animation, as it made the application appear slower (#20543)

Bug Fixes

• IME candidate windows will no longer be positioned incorrectly when Terminal is maximized (#20627) (thanks @9enki!)
• Terminal will no longer send arrow key inputs (and others) in the middle of an IME composition (#20471) (thanks @sanguneo!)
• Media paths referring to icon resources such as foo.exe,-1 will once again work (#20572) (thanks @arista-ms!)
• The font face selector in the settings UI will no longer cause Terminal to undergo rapid unscheduled disassembly (#20255) (thanks @danyalahmed1995!)
  • ... it will also no longer instantly forget what you put in it (#20359) (thanks @danyalahmed1995!)
• The JSON settings schema has been updated to include persistedLayoutAndContent as a valid option...

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Windows Terminal Preview v1.25.1912.0

Since we decided to push Terminal 1.26 out a little bit, please enjoy these bug fixes instead.

Bug Fixes

• Terminal should no longer crash when you drag a small tab into a larger window (which never crashed for some people, and always crashed for others) (#20366) (thanks @yuu61!)
• Terminal will now make a screen reader-audible announcement when you interact with the expand/collapse option in the Settings page (#20275)
• Pressing Enter in the Export Text dialog will no longer send Enter to the connected application (#20358)
• Scrolling the screen should no longer result in us failing to detect URLs in it before the next refresh (#20357)
• The compatibility.reloadEnvironmentVariables setting will no longer be ignored when you use wt.exe <command> (#20321)
• The actions editor should now update the action name more consistently (#20381)
• We have fixed a memory corruption issue in DRCS font handling (#20409)
• We have speculatively moved some initialization earlier to prevent a deadlock caused by the NVIDIA graphics driver (#20351)
• We no longer reset your font size if you zoom and we reload settings (for whatever reason) (#20230)

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Windows Terminal v1.24.11911.0

The stable channel just keeps getting stabler! We decided to push Terminal 1.26 out a little bit, so hopefully this set of fixes helps fill the void where it would be.

Bug Fixes

• Terminal should no longer crash when you drag a small tab into a larger window (which never crashed for some people, and always crashed for others) (#20366) (thanks @yu...

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clink-completions

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Patch changelog

v0.6.9

• Added docker and dockerd completions (Bug within the version of msysgit 1.8.5.2 cmderdev/cmder#206).
  • Updated bat completions.
  • [git] Improvements to git config completions (Bump versions cmderdev/cmder#208).
  • [git] Clarified input hints for certain git completions.
  • Fixed certain modules to gracefully handle when a newer version of Clink is required.

v0.6.8

• [git] Added support for git reftables.
  • Added completions for ast-grep.
  • Added completions for httpie (F7 support for command history? cmderdev/cmder#204).
  • [ssh] Changed ssh completions to follow include directives when collecting host completions (Add an option to have cmder start in the current directory cmderdev/cmder#203).
  • Updated gsudo completions (per v2.6.1).
  • [git] Removed git_prompt.lua; it was really part of Cmder, and has been moved into Cmder itself.
  • Added quotes around window titles in PID completions (process ID completions for various apps).
  • (internal) Added arghelper.make_exflags() helper function that argmatchers can use.

v0.6.7

• [git] Always complete local files for git log and git diff.
  • [git] Clean up file and directory completions to properly support Clink enhancements (e.g. match coloring, the mark-directories var in .inputrc, and so on).
  • [git] Be more clear that git branch -d accepts multiple arguments.
  • [git] Tuned the git color used in git.lua to exactly match the official git color.
  • [git] Fixed "chery" typos in git.lua.
  • [git] Fixed [Bug] cmd_commands.lua:256: attempt to call method 'setcmdcommand' (a nil value) cmderdev/cmder#3050; cmd_commands.lua could encounter a Lua error when using Clink versions older than v1.3.45 (Oct 2022).

v0.6.6

• [git] Adjust completions for git diff and git log so that e.g. git log ./TAB or git log -- TAB list file completions instead of branches or tags.

v0.6.4

• Fixed script error when completing procdump due to missing pid_complete module.

v0.6.3

• Speeded up the initial load time of clink-completions by around 35 milliseconds (maybe more or less, depending on the CPU speed). This also speeds up loading Clink in a new command window.
  • Added completions for Rust: cargo, rustc, and rustup.
  • Added completions for the new Windows sudo command.
  • Added completions for procdump from sysinternals.net.
  • [git] Fixed a freeze in git completion when an aliased command starts with the alias name (include zsh and tmux from cygwin cmderdev/cmder#194).
  • Updated dirx completions.
  • Updated reg completions for *.hiv and *.reg files.
  • Updated where completions to handle its $envvar:pattern and path:pattern syntaxes, and to accept / flags in addition to - flags.
  • Fixed script error in npm.lua if package.json file contains percent signs in certain fields (Open cmder as Tab from the file explorer cmderdev/cmder#197).

v0.6.2

• [.net] Fixed edge case in dotnet add [PROJECT] package completions.

v0.6.1

• Updated eza completions.
  • [.net] Updated dotnet add [PROJECT] package completions (Git Not working cmderdev/cmder#192).
  • [git] Fixed git status -uno completion.
  • Turned off debug logging in gh completions by default.

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request updates 2 vendored dependencies: git-for-windows from 2.47.0.windows.1 to 2.48.0-rc0.windows.1 and clink from 1.7.3 to 1.7.6. The changes are implemented by modifying the sources.json file.

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Updated git-for-windows dependency	Updated version from 2.47.0.windows.1 to 2.48.0-rc0.windows.1	vendor/sources.json
Updated clink dependency	Updated version from 1.7.3 to 1.7.6	vendor/sources.json

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