Yeah I am definitely re-writing the instructions today.
Git in rstudio for mac install#
Recommend is that they install OS X developer tools So the success from the command line is the real proof that we should be able to make RStudio do git things. So Git Kraken will work even in the complete absence of a functional local git installation.
Git did work from the command line and a git client (Git Kraken) on both machines. But then this path is being overridden or ignored at the moment of truth. It's like we get past whatever logic governs this interface. And we get an actual error whenever we do anything that would cause RStudio to call Git. So RStudio acknowledged this git executable in some narrow sense. Just to elaborate: we were able to set the path enough for RStudio to accept it and for it to persist when we left the dialogue box and came back. brew install git MacPorts Install MacPorts if you dont already have it, then: sudo port install git Xcode Apple ships a binary package of Git with Xcode. VCS was enabled on both of these machines via the Git/SVN tab of Global Options, and we also set the path to the Git executable in that tab Note that these checks are done on RStudio startup, before the R process is initialized, and so they would likely see the default binary path /usr/bin before e.g. missing developer tools, borked system git installation for other reasons)? I wonder if Mike and Natalia are able to run /usr/bin/git -version successfully? Maybe RStudio is inadvertently trying to use the version of git at /usr/bin/git, but that is failing for some reason (e.g. We also have some special handling for Mavericks - from comments in the source code, it sounds like Apple installed a 'dummy' version of git into /usr/bin/git, and one needs to install OS X developer tools to get the 'real' version of git. Can we successfully run git -version? That's used as the canary as to whether git can actually be used for that project.Is VCS enabled? (this should be set in the Git/SVN tab of Global Options given that the path to the Git executable is being set I believe this should be the case),.Looking a bit into the details of the source code, when deciding whether to show Git-related GUI, it checks: Can't check "create git repo" for new projects. RStudio was very current (both running Preview?)īut we don't get the Git tab in upper right pane.the Tools > Project or Global Options > Git/SVN dialogue box appeared to refer to the desired executable we could point RStudio at the git executable, i.e.we restarted RStudio, Terminal, logged out, logged back in.
echo $PATH revealed that the location of the git executable was indeed on the path.git could be used from the command line for both.which git revealed a git executable for both.why do I not mention Xcode command line tools here? does it not install git?.
Git in rstudio for mac mac#
for the 10.9.5 machine, we worked with git 2.8.1 intel universal mavericks.OS versions were 10.10.5 Yosemite ( and 10.9.5 Mavericks (Natalia). In today's practice run at UBC, we had two troublesome computers.
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