For projects in WSL
Git inside your WSL distribution. It's usually already there.
Free · For Windows 10 and 11 · 64-bit · What's new
Coming soon to the Microsoft StoreThe Microsoft Store installs Swiftgrove and keeps it up to date. Private repositories need a license.
Swiftgrove uses the Git you already have, with your own settings and SSH keys. You only need Git where your projects are: in WSL, on Windows, or both.
Git inside your WSL distribution. It's usually already there.
Git for Windows, free from git-scm.com.