Open timboxyz opened 3 years ago
Hmmm. It seems to only work if the Xcode command line tools version is installed (and working) in/usr/bin
even though /usr/local/bin
takes precedence:-
tim$ echo $PATH /Users/tim/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin
MacOS upgrades seem to break Xcode command line tools installation.
I’ve see that before as well where macOS upgrades break Xcode CLI. Reinstalling them always fixes it.
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Hmmm. It seems to only work if the Xcode command line tools version is installed (and working) in /usr/bin even though /usr/local/bin takes precedence:-
tim$ echo $PATH /Users/tim/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin
MacOS upgrades seem to break Xcode command line tools installation.
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I’ve see that before as well where macOS upgrades break Xcode CLI. Reinstalling them always fixes it.
Certainly, however, the Xcode tools code is several versions behind (currently 2.24.3) so if it Meld fails on a broken /usr/bin/git
install it is not honouring the $PATH
variable and even fixing the Xcode CLI won't get Meld to use the later version in /usr/local/bin
Trying to use the version control option, select a git directory but Meld shows
Git (git not installed)
in the version control selector however:-tim$ which git /usr/local/bin/git
and
tim$ /usr/local/bin/git --version git version 2.27.0