Yes, it’s the same folder as your Documents, Downloads, and Desktop. Git Bash looks for .bashrc directly in your Windows user profile.

For decades, the humble .bashrc file was the exclusive domain of Linux and macOS users—a hidden fortress of aliases, custom prompts, and PATH exports. But with Windows 11 embracing the Linux ecosystem like never before, a new question haunts developers: Where does my .bashrc actually live?

C:\msys64\home\YourWindowsUsername\.bashrc (for MSYS2)