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how to know git version in Azure Devops
hi i want to know my git version in Azure devops
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Anonymous
2023-01-24T15:24:32.9333333+00:00 -
Michael Taylor 56,951 Reputation points
2023-01-24T15:30:30.6366667+00:00 It sounds like you want to know what version of Git is installed on the build machine. If you're using self hosted then that is your problem as you're responsible for the server. If you're using a hosted build agent then it depends on the build image you have configured for your build. You can get the current, official list here.
For example if you're using
windows-latest
then currently that maps towindows-2022
and as of 24 Jan 2023 it is Git version2.39.1.windows.1
. Note that tooling versions can change over time and that is partially why you should be usingwindows-latest
if you need a Windows build. If you need a specific version of Git then your build pipeline should install the specific version of Git you need instead. This also applies to any other tools you require such as nodejs, npm, etc.