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mwayne
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MSYS2 Portable 2022.05.03 Dev Test 1

Application: MSYS2
Category: Development
Description:

At its core is an independent rewrite of MSYS, based on modern Cygwin (POSIX compatibility layer) and MinGW-w64 with the aim of better interoperability with native Windows software. It provides a bash shell, Autotools, revision control systems and the like for building native Windows applications using MinGW-w64 toolchains.

It features a package management system to provide easy installation of packages, Pacman. It brings many powerful features such as dependency resolution and simple complete system upgrades, as well as straight-forward package building. (Source: Homepage)

Download MSYS2Portable 2022.05.03 Dev Test 1 English [80.8MB download / 313.4MB installed]
(MD5: 235780036d2adec84dc27a4b46fca35e)

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Release Notes:
2022.05.03 Dev Test 1 (2022-05-24): Update base app + switch to msys64
2020.05.17 Dev Test 1 (2020-10-12): Update base app
2018.05.31 Dev Test 1 (2018-06-23): Update base app
2017.09.18 Dev Test 1 (2018-01-16): Update base app + set working directory
2016.10.25 Dev Test 1 (2017-05-18): Initial release

mwayne
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Updated MSYS2 Portable to 2017.09.18 DT1

Update base app + set working directory

ollydbg23
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Nice work!

Nice work!

ollydbg23
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After installation.

After installation.
If you have some local msys2 mirrors, you have to manually edit the pacman.conf to add those server address.
Then run the command "pacman -Fy" to update the repo.
After that, you can install any packages you like, see here: Using packages · msys2/msys2 Wiki - https://github.com/msys2/msys2/wiki/Using-packages as a reference page.

Thanks.

Drazick
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Version 2018_05_31 Is Out

Version 2018_05_31 Is Out.

Could you update?

Thank You.

mwayne
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Updated MSYS2 Portable to 2018.05.31 DT1

Update base app

Drazick
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Difference Between PackageVersion and DisplayVersion

Mike,
Looking here:

https://github.com/2wayne/MSYS2Portable/commit/1216ebd819b1ddc37f1e432ff...

What's the difference between PackageVersion and DisplayVersion?
Why wouldn't they be the same?

ollydbg23
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Is it possible to update the

Is it possible to update the base app from old MSYS2 Portable version? Or I have to download the latest 2018.05.31 release.

Thanks.

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Another question I would like

Another question I would like to ask is how to change the language when I start the "MSYS2Portable.exe".
I'm currently on a Windows 7 64bit system(the system language is Chinese), when I start the "MSYS2Portable.exe", I see all the messages returned from the bash command line are shown in Chinese.

I see the file "appinfo.ini", there is a line:
Language=English

Are there any places I can set the languages?

Thanks.

EDIT, this problem is fixed, I just add a line
LANG=en_US
in the file \App\msys32\msys2.ini, then bash show all messages in English.

mwayne
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Updated MSYS2 Portable to 2020.05.17 DT1

Update base app

mwayne
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Updated MSYS2 Portable to 2022.05.03 DT1

Update base app + switch to msys64

Go2Null
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UCRT64

Would be great to have Launcher for UCRT64 - which is the new recommended environment by the MSYS team.
* https://www.msys2.org/#installation -> step 5
* https://www.msys2.org/docs/environments

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