Mapping between Git Installer GUI Settings And Command Line Arguments

The following table maps Git GUI Installation settings to corresponding Git Command Line Installation arguments:

Screenshot	Available Arguments (in sequence)	Example Arguments
	Components= icons ext\reg\shellhere gitlfs assoc assoc_sh windowsterminal scalar	Components=gitlfs,scalar
	EditorOption= Nano VIM Notepad++ VisualStudioCode VisualStudioCodeInsiders SublimeText Atom VSCodium Notepad Wordpad CustomEditor	EditorOption=VisualStudioCode
	DefaultBranchOption= {branch name}	DefaultBranchOption=main
	PathOption= BashOnly Cmd CmdTools	PathOption=Cmd
	SSHOption= OpenSSH ExternalOpenSSH Plink	SSHOption=ExternalOpenSSH
	CurlOption= OpenSSL WinSSL	CurlOption=WinSSL
	CRLFOption= CRLFAlways LFOnly CRLFCommitAsIs	CRLFOption=CRLFAlways
	BashTerminalOption= MinTTY ConHost	BashTerminalOption=ConHost
	GitPullBehaviorOption= Merge Rebase FFOnly	GitPullBehaviorOption=Merge
	UseCredentialManager= Enabled Disabled Core	UseCredentialManager=Enabled
	PerformanceTweaksFSCache= Enabled Disabled EnableSymlinks= Auto Enabled Disabled	PerformanceTweaksFSCache=Enabled EnableSymlinks=Disabled
	EnablePseudoConsoleSupport= Auto Enabled Disabled EnableFSMonitor= Auto Enabled Disabled	EnablePseudoConsoleSupport=Disabled EnableFSMonitor=Enabled

For a comprehensive list of Git for Windows Installer command line arguments see here.