Difference between revisions of "CSE165-GIT"
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# Check if you have "Git" in your Start menu. If yes you're done, otherwise continue. | # Check if you have "Git" in your Start menu. If yes you're done, otherwise continue. | ||
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# Check if you have "Git" or "Git-bash" folders under your D: drive. If yes, go ahead and use "git-bash" in that folder; otherwise continue. | # Check if you have "Git" or "Git-bash" folders under your D: drive. If yes, go ahead and use "git-bash" in that folder; otherwise continue. | ||
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# Download git from [https://git-scm.com/download/win this link]. | # Download git from [https://git-scm.com/download/win this link]. | ||
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# Run "Git-2.11.0.3-64-bit.exe" and follow these steps: | # Run "Git-2.11.0.3-64-bit.exe" and follow these steps: | ||
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## Use default settings, except when choosing the directory to install: choose "D:" drive from the UI, the installer will autofill the address as D:\Git\ for you. | ## Use default settings, except when choosing the directory to install: choose "D:" drive from the UI, the installer will autofill the address as D:\Git\ for you. | ||
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# Once installation is finished, you should be able to see git in your Start menu. | # Once installation is finished, you should be able to see git in your Start menu. | ||
Revision as of 23:23, 20 January 2017
How to setup git on your VR lab computer:
- Check if you have "Git" in your Start menu. If yes you're done, otherwise continue.
- Check if you have "Git" or "Git-bash" folders under your D: drive. If yes, go ahead and use "git-bash" in that folder; otherwise continue.
- Download git from this link.
- Run "Git-2.11.0.3-64-bit.exe" and follow these steps:
- Use default settings, except when choosing the directory to install: choose "D:" drive from the UI, the installer will autofill the address as D:\Git\ for you.
- Once installation is finished, you should be able to see git in your Start menu.
