Installing Git in PATH with GitHub client for Windows -
how install git in path
when using github client windows?
i'm running errors because apparently git not installed in path. example, using atom, trying install linter plugin gives error:
npm err! not found: git npm err! npm err! failed using git. npm err! not problem npm itself. npm err! please check if have git installed , in path.
does github windows install git when installs? (it must, otherwise how utilize git?) don't want double-install it... how add together git that's there path?
github windows indeed install own version of git, doesn't add together path
variable, easy plenty do. here's instructions on how it:
get git url
we need url of git \cmd
directory computer. git located here:
c:\users\<user>\appdata\local\github\portablegit_<guid>\cmd\git.exe
so on computer, replace <user>
user , find out <guid>
computer. (the guid
may alter each time github updates portablegit, they're working on solution that.)
copy , paste command prompt (right-click > paste paste in terminal) verify works. should see git help response lists mutual git commands. if see the scheme cannot find path specified.
url isn’t right. 1 time have right, create link directory using format:
;c:\users\<user>\appdata\local\github\portablegit_<guid>\cmd
(note: \cmd
@ end, not \cmd\git.exe
anymore!)
on system, it’s this, yours different:
;c:\users\brenton\appdata\local\github\portablegit_7eaa494e16ae7b397b2422033as45d8ff6ac2010\cmd
edit path variable
navigate environmental variables editor (instructions) , find path
variable in “system variables” section. click edit…
, paste url of git end of string. save! might easier pull notepad edit, create sure set one semicolon before paste in url. if doesn't work it’s because path got messed either space in there somewhere (should no spaces around semicolon) or semicolon @ end (semicolons should separate urls, no semicolon @ origin or end of string).
if worked, should able close & reopen terminal , type git
, give same git help file. installing linter should work. (atom > file > settings > packages > linter)
git github github-for-windows
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