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source index for git repo.
The current windbg source index suite doesn't support git repo. here one solution is given by DOS script.
Chinese introduce :https://bbs.pediy.com/thread-263043.htm

• Syntax:
  gitIndex.cmd <sourceCodeDir> <pdbFilesDirPath>

• example
  gitIndex.cmd "d:\myProject\newFeature" "d:\myProject\newFeature\output\bin"
  gitIndex.cmd will make source index for all pdb files under path "d:\myProject\newFeature\output\bin" and update those pdb files.

• you can refer to the example in the path:
  https://github.com/shenxiaolong-code/sourceIndex_forGit/blob/master/test/test_pdbDirAll.bat

• config windbg tool path
  if your windbg tool "srctool.exe" is added to %path%, you needn't do anything , else you need to update the file "userLocalPathConfig.bat"
  below is my windbg x86 path setting:
  where pdbstr.exe 2>nul || @set "path=C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Debuggers\x86\srcsrv;%path%"
  where windbg.exe 2>nul || @set "path=C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Debuggers\x86;%path%"

• you need to prepare one local git repo
  it is used to fetch a single repo file with a specified commit id. (fetched file doesn't overwrite this repo file, see "gitFetchFile.cmd" for detail.)
  e.g. assume your git repo path is "D:\sourceCode\jabberGit129" , you need to set environment varialbe :
  setx localGitRepo "D:\sourceCode\jabberGit129"
  this variable is used in "gitFetchFile.cmd" , certain you can edit "gitFetchFile.cmd" directly without puting it into system environments.

• add gitFetchFile.cmd to system search path.
  you need to put gitFetchFile.cmd path in %path%, or copy it into system directory (e.g. C:\windows\system32).
  the debugger will seek to download a specified file with a specified commit ID. (that info comes from source index)

• index slower , debug faster -- use :https://github.com/ShenXiaolong1976/sourceIndex_forGit
• index faster , debug slower -- use :https://github.com/ShenXiaolong1976/sourceIndexLight_forGit