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| + | ## Troubleshoot "Git Not Found" problem | ||
| + | Q: My vs code is telling me that my mac doesn't have git installed. but I can see my git is in /usr/bin/git. What should I do? | ||
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| + | A: Usually it's because you haven't agreed to the latest Xcode license. Run `/usr/bin/git --version` in terminal and it will prompt you to agree to the license. | ||
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| + | If the command above prints a version, Git itself is fine and it’s mainly a VS Code config/environment issue. Make sure `git.path` is configured correctly in VS code's setting. | ||