DougR
Could it be as easy as changing the double-quotes (") to single-quotes (') ?
Gopi Thakur
Now I am able to download TFS Repositories with all the change sets using MSYS_NO_PATHCONV=1. While downloading in the GitBash cmd it is displaying all the changesets that is there id TFS. But when I opened the migrated Source Code in local git repository using Visual Studio and did view history I see some of the changesets are not listed though they are mentioned while downloading.
DougR
Could this be a case-sensitivity issue? Git is case sensitive; Windows is not.
Gopi Thakur
I am sorry not able to get the above reply. Could you please explain it in details with examples?
DougR
Could you provide examples of the missing change sets? Please obfuscate the names but keep the CaSe of any LeTtErS the same. I'm wondering if there are conflicts just with CaSe. For example, in Linux/Git I can add 2 files by the names "Good" and "good" in the same directory. In Windows this is not possible and falls within the general classification of "case-sensitivity issues". By providing examples of what you're seeing during the download but NOT seeing in Visual Studio perhaps we can closer to the real problem.
DougR
I'd say it's time to report a bug to the Visual Studio folks.