For that to be possible, a git provider for PowerShell would need to exist.
After a quick search, something similar apparently exists, the bizarre but aptly named posh-git:
http://github.com/dahlbyk/posh-git
A set of PowerShell scripts which
provide Git/PowerShell integration
- Prompt for Git repositories: The prompt within Git repositories can
show the current branch and the state
of files (additions, modifications,
deletions) within.- Tab completion: Provides tab completion for common commands when
using git. E.g.git ch<tab>–>
git checkoutUsage
See profile.example.ps1 as to how you
can integrate the tab completion
and/or git prompt into your own
profile. You can also choose whether
advanced git commands are shown in the
tab expansion or only simple/common
commands. Default is simple.