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I use Git Bash which is based on MinGW. Around the day I often change the Windows PATH environment variable, in it are the paths to my tools, such as PHP, for example.

I use tools to change PHP versions, this tool automatically changes the PHP environment variable to a different version.

I would like to have a command that from the bash terminal itself I can run it and refresh the environment variables.

I have tried almost everything in this question without any success. The only thing that has worked for me is to run a new terminal with administrator privileges, but I would not want to have this as the best option.

I tried:

• the accepted answer
• #5
• #7
• Restart explorer
• Chocolatey alternative
• An alternative to the Chocolatey command that is supposed to be compatible with Bash. Here is a github issue, has a video that might help you understand what I want to do

I guess none of the above worked for me because they were not made for git bash, that's why I created this question. I have also tried all of the above with a terminal like Cygwin which is similar to Git Bash, without success.

I've come close to achieving this with this command, but I can't get it to work.

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