Guide: Fix “Command not found” Issue in Mountain Lion
Web developers using GIT on the new Mountain Lion OS X may encounter an error message when attempting to use the system.
Git, a popular version control system, was not found on the computer.
Attempting to run the Git command in the Terminal can be a challenge.
No need to fret - two simple steps can quickly resolve the issue.
Step 1
Get ‘Xcode’ from the App Store - it’s just a few clicks away.
Step 2
To get up and running with Xcode, use the keyboard shortcut Command +, to open the preferences menu.
Head to the Downloads tab and install the Command Line Tools for a quick and easy setup.
To access certain Apple services, users must register for an Apple Developer ID. Those without an account must create one to proceed.
Step 3
After installation of the Command Line Tool, users should close and reopen Terminal, then enter the git command to verify successful restoration.
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