Thanks for your mega request 🙂

The only difference to the current installation process described for windows is that you need to add the directory \Git\bin manually to your %PATH%. Is this still the case if you copy the executable file to C:\Program Files (x86)\Git\usr\bin as recommended in the documentation (instead of Program Files)?

If so, it would be great to have this addition right there in the doc (underneath the main description), and not in an complete new chapter with duplicated installation instructions.

Actually my edit is enough for whole installation. But didn't removed yours. Package is so much easy to install on Windows.

I mean Git installation folder by \Git\bin

Sorry. I don't quite understand what you mean. The instructions you followed are obviously different from the ones we recommend in the documentation. In my opinion, your instructions are more complicated than the recommended way. You download the complete repo, we recommend to download only the single file you need.

Could please try our recommended way and check if it works?

My only recommandation is that:

git clone https://github.com/git-ftp/git-ftp.git

copy git-ftp file to C:\Program Files\Git\bin directory

add C:\Program Files\Git\bin to %PATH%

That's all enough for installation on Windows.

So many people have encountered so much problem on the installation on Windows. I've asked a question on stackoverflow this issue.

Yeah I got that. Thats your changes.

But … by using git clone you download the complete repository with all its history and the unneeded files. But you just need one file.

Our recommendation is:

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/git-ftp/git-ftp/master/git-ftp > /bin/git-ftp

where /bin is usually a symlink to C:\Program Files (x86)\Git\usr\bin (see here) This downloads only the one file you need (and nothing else) and will place it in the directory. The end result is the same but without all the junk of the complete repo on your system. So I don’t get the benefit of downloading the complete repository.

But since I can’t test this on Windows it might be true that you may need to manually add the directory to your path.
And that's exactly what I tried to say in my first comment here:

The only difference to the current installation process described for windows is that you need to add the directory \Git\bin manually to your %PATH%. Is this still the case if you copy the executable file to C:\Program Files (x86)\Git\usr\bin as recommended in the documentation (instead of Program Files)?

I think you just copied the file to an other directory (C:\Program Files\Git\bin) which is not in the PATH by default. Therefore you need to manually add it to the PATH. If you copy the file to the correct directory it would be available without manually adding it.

But as I said, that’s just a guess – I can’t test this.

Aaahhh you're right, I didn't get it.

If you want me to check it on windows with video record, I can do it.

This would be great :)