There is no direct support for git in Pharo, AFAIK. There is Monticello FileTree support, a portable way to write MC packages to any filesystem. This can then and is used to work with classic version control systems, like git.
There are very nice add on libraries offering more support and integration. Using git for any language/project will require installation of git, this is certainly not unique for Pharo, nor should we solve that problem. On 06 Mar 2014, at 13:59, Stephan Eggermont <[email protected]> wrote: > How is git support for Pharo going to work? > Because currently it takes extra effort. > I noticed some Pharo users moving their code to > github, making it less accessible. > > I know a few different ways to get git installed on a mac: > (finkproject, brew, macports, xcode, git-osx-installer, git-scm.com) > and they result in git not always being /usr/bin/git. > Then there are the differences between system wide installs > and installs for specific users, and the different OS versions. > > Stephan > > >
