Hopefully this is the best I can do.

base.ps1

@@ -222,11 +222,11 @@ if(-not $isAdmin) {
 
 $installs=@(
   'Geany.Geany',
-  'Git.Git'
+  'Git.Git',
   'Genivia.ugrep',
   'Microsoft.WindowsTerminal',
   'Kitware.CMake',
-  'Microsoft.VCRedist.2015+.x64',
+  'Microsoft.VCRedist.2015+.x64'
 )
 
 Write-Warning "About to install the following software:"
@@ -270,7 +270,7 @@ if($env:PATH.contains($winlibsPath)) {
   Write-Warning "!! to manually remove this part of your path if you want to change it."
   Write-Warning "!! But, it will probably still work since that's where I installed it."
 } else {
-  $newPath = $Env:PATH + ";$winlibsPath\mingw64\bin"
+  $newPath = $env:PATH + ";$winlibsPath\mingw64\bin"
   [Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("Path", $newPath, "User")
 }
 
@@ -280,14 +280,14 @@ if($env:PATH.contains($gitPath)) {
   Write-Warning "!! Looks like your git installed correctly, but if it fails to run then uninstall it with 'winget remove git.git' then install it again with 'winget install git.git'"
 } else {
   Write-Warning "!! Git.Git did not add itself to the Path. The directory $gitPath is missing so I'll add it now."
-  $newPath = $Env:PATH + ";$gitPath"
+  $newPath = $env:PATH + ";$gitPath"
   [Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("Path", $newPath, "User")
 
   if($env:PATH.contains($gitPath)) {
     Write-Warning "?? Great, git is in the path so if it is gone after this then something is going on."
   } else {
     Write-Warning "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Despite manually forcing the git $gitPath into the path it is _still_ not there."
-    Write-Warning "You'll have to manually install it later with:  winget install git.git."
+    Write-Warning "You'll have to manually install git later with:  winget install git.git."
     winget remove git.git
   }
 }