Drush equivalent setup on Windows? One of my clients insists on using WAMP for hosting Drupal 7. I've always been using Ubuntu for development, but now I have to work with WAMP. I do much Drush administration with sql-dump and modifying Drupal from the command line. I tried Drush on windows, but it is PITA to use.

What are some ways to use Drush as close as possible to the Linux versions? For some reasons, some Drush commands don't properly work on Windows. I usually use drush sql-dump &gt; backup.sql, but in Windows there is no equivalent to that.
There are four possibilities:


Using Git Bash for Drush. Off the top of my head, this won't work for SQL commands, though
If you're using Windows 10, you may want to install the anniversary edition update. It gives a Linux bash shell. It also has its limits (no kernel modules), but those limits shouldn't impede Drush use
CYGWIN. It may take some fiddling, but may do the trick too
Try and persuade your client to use Vagrant, then run Ubuntu in there