Why are you running Git through Bash? That just adds a bunch of overhead. Can't you just call the Windows command line version of Git?

+++ Rick ---

>When I use a VB.NET code to execute a Git bash command script such as:
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>        Using loProcess As New Process
>		loProcess.StartInfo.FileName = lcFileName
>		loProcess.StartInfo.WorkingDirectory = lcWorkingDirectory
>		loProcess.StartInfo.Arguments = lcArguments
>		loProcess.StartInfo.RedirectStandardOutput = lRedirectStandardOutput
>                loProcess.Start()
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>		' Wait for the process to complete before proceeding
>		loProcess.WaitForExit()
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>Where the Git command is something like:
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>"C:\Program Files\Git\git-bash.exe" Script.txt
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>This works. The problem, however, is that, because git-bash executes a script file, the DOS interpreter thinks it's done with it and releases the process immediately to .NET, so the WaitForExit() has no effect.
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>Is there a way to tell git-bash to execute a script but wait until the end of Script.txt before it releases the control to DOS?