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If you don't want to use homebrew on mac, here is the list of commands I used to upgrade: https://gist.github.com/jazzychad/07c0c6da5709202e8106 https://gist.gi
by jazzychad 12y ago
If you don't want to use homebrew on mac, here is the list of commands I used to upgrade: https://gist.github.com/jazzychad/07c0c6da5709202e8106 https://gist.github.com/jazzychad/07c0c6da5709202e8106
- numlocked 12y agoThis was very helpful and clearly documented. Thanks! Also, your github profile picture is amazing.
- iamdave 12y agoBeautiful, cheers for this!
- unspecified 12y agoThanks for this. Might want to move the original /usr/bin/git out of the way, rather than outright deleting it, juuuuust in case you end up needing the original binary.
- jazzychad 12y ago/usr/bin/git is usually a soft symlink, so the original binary is still there when you rm the synlink. You can see the actual location by doing ls -al /usr/bin/git If it's not in fact a symlink then yes you should probably rename it to preserve it.
- Demiurge 12y agoYosemite, mine is not
- hwang89 12y agoWorked for me.
- marquis 12y agoThanks - really appreciate the signature checking phase. To make sure I had a working git in case all went wrong I added: sudo mv /usr/bin/git /usr/bin/git2 before the symlink.
- fnayr 12y agoThanks!