Learn how to set up a Git workflow with your local OSX client and a remote webserver. Restart or reload the Terminal and the newer Git version will now be used. So add into the path similar to the below and keep what you already have in the path, each segment is separated by a colon: export PATH="/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin/git:/usr/bin:/usr/local/sbin:$PATH"
bash_profile in your home directory, more likely. You need to adjust shell path, the path will be set in either. To run the latest version you need to adjust your shell path so that /usr/bin/git runs after /usr/local/bin The Mojave version is: git version 2.24.3 (Apple Git-128) If you have Xcode already installed and have installed command line tools then you already have Git, probably an older version which is distributed with Xcode, this is installed in a path that takes precedence at: /usr/bin/git Your previous Git configuration settings and working repositories remain intact. Go through the same process of downloading and mounting the latest git. If you have previously installed Git you can upgrade to the latest version by uninstalling the previous install by using the uninstall.sh script… /usr/local/git/uninstall.sh When Git is installed check in the Terminal, launch the Terminal from /Applications/Utilities and check the version: git -versionĪnd the version is displayed git version 2.31.1.0Īnd the location is shown /usr/local/git/bin/git Upgrading Git from a previous version to the latest Open the dmg file, then Control/Right Click the git.pkg file to install.
This will download the latest version of Git to your desktop/download area as a dmg file, (it says mavericks in the file name but just ignore that) You can also download install a easy to install package file getting the latest git version from the SourceForge.
You can install Git on macOS Big Sur, Catalina, Mojave, Sierra, or an older Mac OSX version by a couple of options, one is to use Homebrew to install Git by installing Homebrew first and then issuing: brew install git
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