From: http://www.tuicool.com/articles/uIR7Zf
Exploring the new Mountain lion can be exciting, especially when you are trying to find out what the latest Mac OS X has to offer . But if you are a web developer who used GIT in your previous OS, you may be prompted with the following error message:
" -bash: git: command not found "
when you try executing the
git
command in your Terminal.
Don’t worry, here’s how you can fix this very quickly in just two steps.
Step 1
Launch the App Store then download " Xcode ".
Step 2
Install Xcode, run it and go to Xcode’s preference via shortcut key Command + ,
Go to the Downloads tab, look for " Command Line Tools ", and click Install .
You may be required to enter an Apple Developer ID. If you don’t have an account, just register for one.
Step 3
We kid. That’s it. Once the Command Line Tool is installed, quit and re-open Terminal, hit the
git
command and see if it has been successfully reinstated.