Closed a-dma closed 5 years ago
I think it's easier for you to use:
(add-to-list 'exec-path "path-to-git")
Thanks, I ended up having to set both exec-path
and $PATH
: shell-command
wasn't happy otherwise.
FYI, I ended up scrapping this experiment because the OS (Windows in that case) seemed generally unhappy about the structure of the git repository. I don't know if it was my weird setup or something else. The same thing seems to work on Linux.
Finally, I think there is a missing dependency on lv
(which I believe is a transitive dependency of hydra but doesn't get installed). I had to install that manually to get things to work.
Hi,
I have an unconventional install of git on one of my computers that has a non-standard and non-exported path for the git binary. While I could add that location to the PATH, I was wondering if it were possible to add a configuration variable for that, something like the
magit-git-executable
variable used by magit.