Ios-git installation (Distributed version control system)

1. Installing on Windows

• There are several installation methods for installing Git on Windows.

  • The official version can be downloaded from the Git official website, and the download will start automatically. Note that this is a project called Git for Windows (also called msysgit), and Git is a separate project, and for more information, visit GitHub Msysgit.

  • Another easy way is to install GitHub for Windows. The installer contains graphical and command-line versions of Git. It can also support Powershell, providing a stable credential cache and robust CRLF settings.

2. Install on Linux

• If you want to install Git with a binary installer on Linux, you can install it using the basic package management tools included with the release.

  • If you take Fedora as an example, you can use Yum.

    $ sudo yum install git

  • If you are on a Debian-based distribution, try using Apt-get.

    $ sudo apt-get install git

  • To learn more, the Git official website has installation steps on a variety of Unix-style systems.

3. Install on MAC

• There are several ways to install Git on your MAC

  • The simplest way is to install Xcode Command line Tools. Mavericks (10.9) or later, in Terminal, try running the git command for the first time. If you do not have a command line developer tool installed, you will be prompted to install it.

  • If you want to install an updated version, you can use the binary Setup program. The official OSX git installer can be downloaded from the official Git website.

  • You can also install it as part of your GitHub for Mac, and their graphical Git tools have an option to install command-line tools.

  • Or use Homebrew to install.

    # 安装 git$ brew install git

• Other

  • Git v2.16.2, password: tq4j.

Ios-git installation (Distributed version control system)