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GIT NOT FOUND ERROR IN VS CODE (Mac OS Ventura)

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A quick guide on how to resolve the Git Not Found error in Visual Studio Code by configuring the git path.

GIT NOT FOUND ERROR IN VS CODE (Mac OS Ventura) StackOverflow : stackoverflow.com/questions/74291597/git-not-found-install-i… Step 1: Check if git is installed in your system by running the below command "git -version" Step 2: Find the path where GIT is installed by running the below command "which git" Step 3: Open Visual Studio Code, navigate VS code -- Preferences -- Settings -- Search "git path" in settings search box -- (in the first option) Edit in settings.json "git.path", "paste your git path here" (Hint: Follow step 2 to find the path) This helped solve the VS Code Git not found error!! Thank You :) 👉🏻Let's stay in touch 👥: ⚡️Facebook: Dope Gadgeteries ⚡️Instagram: Dope Gadgeteries ⚡️Email: dope.gadgeteries@gmail.com Like ‼️ Subscribe ‼️ Share ‼️ 👍🏻 Like us @ facebook : dope Gadgeteries ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ⌚️. 📱. 🖥. 💻. 📷. 🎥. 🖨. 💾. 🗜. DOPE GADGETERIES ©

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On “Git not found. Install it or configure it using the 'git.path' setting”

Just found this solution and this works : I have also attached the solution screen recording : link to this video GIT NOT FOUND ERROR IN VS CODE (Mac OS Ventura) Step 1: Check if git is installed in your system by running the below command git --version Step 2: Find the path where GIT is installed by running the below command which git Step 3: Open Visual Studio Code, navigate VS code -> Preferences -> Settings -> Search "git path" in the settings search box -> "Edit in settings.json" (in the first option) "git.path", "paste_your_git_path_here" (Hint: Follow Step 2 to find the path) This helped solve the VS Code Git not found error!! Thank You :)
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