Vscode: VISUAL STUDIO CODE fails to detect installed GIT and integrate it with the app.
Information Displayed:
_It looks like git is not installed on your system. You can either install it with Chocolatey or download it from fit-scm.com. Once git is installed, please restart Visual Studio Code_
While I have:
git-gui version 0.20.GITGUI
git version 2.7.2.windows.1
Tcl/Tk version 8.6.4
installed in my machine.
How can I integrate it with Visual Studio Code?
- VSCode Version: Code 1.3.1 (e6b4afa53e9c0f54edef1673de9001e9f0f547ae, 2016-07-12T13:35:06.227Z)
- OS Version: Windows_NT ia32 6.1.7601
sigdelsanjog
All 7 comments
Where is your git installed? Is it in the PATH?
joaomoreno
on 15 Sep 2016
I ran into this same issue on my OS X El Capitan system. In my OS X Terminal, which git returns /usr/bin/git. In Visual Studio Code's user settings I set the "git.path" to that value and it solved the issue for me, but that seems like a workaround for a VS Code bug.
dgileadi
on 16 Sep 2016
This same message has been seen on OSX 10.11.6 after doing the Xcode update and before accepting the EULA. In this situation, git command line tools will tell you as much.
polizz
on 16 Sep 2016
In my case I indeed had updated to the latest Xcode, but I believe I had already accepted the EULA.
On Sep 16, 2016, at 8:41 AM, Andrew [email protected] wrote:
This same message has been seen on OSX 10.11.6 after doing the Xcode update and before accepting the EULA. In this situation, git command line tools will tell you as much.
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dgileadi
on 16 Sep 2016
@dgileadi Is that a belief or are you sure?
joaomoreno
on 19 Sep 2016
I can't be sure.
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dgileadi
on 19 Sep 2016
The issue was resolved after doing following things:
- Specified
git.exeinstallation location from the setting.json - Restarted VSCode and I saw "Create New Repository on the VSCode Sidebar.
Cheers :)
:+1:
sigdelsanjog
on 30 Sep 2016
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This same message has been seen on OSX 10.11.6 after doing the Xcode update and before accepting the EULA. In this situation, git command line tools will tell you as much.