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Paydirt.
So I added a custom "git" batch script in my C:\Git\Cmd directory as C:\git\cmd\git.cmd"
I then set my WINDOWS slave node to use this as my git command instead of C:\git\cmd\git.exe"
@rem Do not use "echo off" to not affect any child calls. @rem Enable extensions, the `verify other 2>nul` is a trick from the setlocal help @verify other 2>nul @rem The above script again with immediate expansion, in case delayed expansion @rem is unavailable. @for /F "delims=" %%I in ("%~dp0..") do @set git_install_root=%%~fI @set PATH=%git_install_root%\bin;%git_install_root%\mingw\bin;%PATH%And my git polling no longer hangs.
This is because I'm setting the Home directory manually. This isn't the fix for this problem, but it's a very simple work around.
Update - Unfortunately this is not a work around, it only proves the problem exists. Normal git operations suffer due to this, I'm not a batch script pro so I must be doing something wrong. Like I said this shouldn't be used as a solution, but simply as a reproduction of the problem (You can see that it fails git poll without, and succeeds with)