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Daniel Juzovitskij
105 PointsConnection to GitHub error in the Terminal
When I write Git Init in the terminal I get this message: -bash: git: command not found
In lesson "Push to GitHub" you show another answer than I get.
Please help me to solve this.
Best regards Daniel
1 Answer
Patrick Cooney
12,216 PointsIf you are sure you have git installed and you are still getting that message it is probably because you don't have git in your PATH variable.
Rather than my trying to give you a step-by-step I'd recommend you watch the environment variables video here on treehouse. Jim does a very good job of explaining it. Skip to 12:00 for instant satisfaction, though I recommend you watch the whole deep dive at some point if you're not familiar with the command line.
Daniel Juzovitskij
105 PointsDaniel Juzovitskij
105 PointsThanks Patrick. I'am a newbie and forgot to install Git in my PATH variable!
:)