[git-users] MacOs Mountain Lion git --version doesn't change after installing latest

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Hi! I just installed git 1.8.1.3 using the dmg downloaded from the official 
site. After installation (and mac restart) though, git --version still 
tells 1.6.4.2

How can I fix this?

thank you

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[git-users] Re: MacOs Mountain Lion git --version doesn't change after installing latest

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Ok guys, my solution in the end was:

- create a ~/.bash_profile file
- write:
export PATH=/usr/local/bin:$PATH
- restart the terminal

I do not know very well all the path-config files and the real order they 
are read. I only know a few unix commands..
My current files in ~/ are:

 ~/.profile:

if [ -f ~/.bashrc ];
then
source ~/.bashrc
fi

 ~/bashrc:

. ~/bin/dotfiles/bashrc

then in . ~/bin/dotfiles/bashrc

. ~/bin/dotfiles/bash/env
. ~/bin/dotfiles/bash/config
. ~/bin/dotfiles/bash/aliases

and in . ~/bin/dotfiles/bash/env:

export PATH=/usr/local/bin:/opt/local/bin:/opt/local/sbin:$PATH

. ~/bin/dotfiles/bash/config is just empty

and . ~/bin/dotfiles/bash/aliases contains some alias commad.

Anyway, it SHOULD have read ~/bin/dotfiles/bash/env, but it doesn't. Or it 
reads it only after /etc/paths

~/.bash_profile is read first instead.

My current /etc/paths:

/usr/bin
/bin
/usr/sbin
/sbin
/usr/local/bin

My current echo $PATH

/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/git/bin

So IT WORKS, but it's quite a mess, since I've got 2 
/usr/local/bin AND an /usr/local/git/bin

Also, I cannot understand WHY now it works, since /usr/local/bin only 
contains bbedit commands:

bbdiff
bbedit
bbfind

Can anyone explain me the these mechanics? :P Or Maybe I should post this 
question to some Unix group?

Thank you








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[git-users] git equivalent to svn info?

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Is there an easy way with git to get the URL of the repository that
you cloned from, similar to what svn info shows for a subversion
repository? I see it's stored in [remote origin]-url section of
the .git/config, but I was hoping for an easy-to-remember command to
display it.

I often just cd into a directory and do svn info when I want to tell
people how to checkout my repository so it would be nice to have
something for git that does this.
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