simplest way to download tip/head revision from a sourceforge git repository?

I want to download the source files from a project in sourceforge with a git repository.

But I don't have git, I don't know how to use git, and I'm running on Windows on a network that doesn't allow ssh access.

What's the simplest way for me to download the source tree?

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edit: I finally found a .zip file containing the source for this particular project in its "Files" section, so this question is now a moot point for me for now. But I'd still like to know if there's an answer for future reference. Never mind, the source file .zip is incomplete and excludes te开发者_如何学Pythonst cases. >:(

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Code -> HTTP -> click on Download Snapshot :)

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many git repositories allow http (github does). Maybe sourceforge does too. You probably need git installed though. It's easy to install.

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It seems there was no good answer. I ended up installing GitExtensions and going through the pain of using git on Windows.

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go to source forge. Click on source tab. click "git browse". Now there should be a summary, shortlog, log, tree set of links. Click on "tree". This will download all the source for you.

Hope this helps.