Comments on: Textmate and Git Bundle http://chrisjmears.com/2009/09/textmate-and-git-bundle/ Web Developer Extraordinaire! Fri, 13 Jan 2012 15:41:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Bill http://chrisjmears.com/2009/09/textmate-and-git-bundle/comment-page-1/#comment-1533 Bill Thu, 28 Jul 2011 23:54:36 +0000 http://chrisjmears.com/?p=173#comment-1533 @jdbartlett but editing the path in TextMate's prefs has no effect. The Git bundle still looks for git in /opt/local/bin. "sh: line 1: /opt/local/bin/git: No such file or directory" @jdbartlett but editing the path in TextMate’s prefs has no effect. The Git bundle still looks for git in /opt/local/bin.

“sh: line 1: /opt/local/bin/git: No such file or directory”

]]> By: Steve http://chrisjmears.com/2009/09/textmate-and-git-bundle/comment-page-1/#comment-1370 Steve Tue, 21 Dec 2010 02:53:27 +0000 http://chrisjmears.com/?p=173#comment-1370 jdbartlett, excellent tip. thanx for posting the screenshot. finally the problem is solved. others were saying to use the shell variable TM_GIT with the path, which didn't work for me. anyhow, thanx for posting. jdbartlett,
excellent tip. thanx for posting the screenshot. finally the problem is solved. others were saying to use the shell variable TM_GIT with the path, which didn’t work for me. anyhow, thanx for posting.

]]> By: jdbartlett http://chrisjmears.com/2009/09/textmate-and-git-bundle/comment-page-1/#comment-1080 jdbartlett Sun, 14 Nov 2010 18:05:46 +0000 http://chrisjmears.com/?p=173#comment-1080 I saw this on Twitter after the most recent TextMate update broke the git bundle for a few people. Creating soft links all over the place can end up being a bit of a mess. A cleaner and probably easier way to go about it is to make sure TextMate's PATH variable contains git's current location. You can edit the PATH variable from within TextMate here: Preferences ? Advanced ? Shell Variables You simply need to append git's current location: ":/usr/local/bin" in my case (I installed git with homebrew); but it would be ":/opt/local/bin" for Chris. Here's a screenshot of me editing my own path variable in case you're worried you're doing it wrong: http://cl.ly/1y0B0f3h0S1Y1C0D1P3P I saw this on Twitter after the most recent TextMate update broke the git bundle for a few people. Creating soft links all over the place can end up being a bit of a mess. A cleaner and probably easier way to go about it is to make sure TextMate’s PATH variable contains git’s current location. You can edit the PATH variable from within TextMate here:

Preferences ? Advanced ? Shell Variables

You simply need to append git’s current location: “:/usr/local/bin” in my case (I installed git with homebrew); but it would be “:/opt/local/bin” for Chris. Here’s a screenshot of me editing my own path variable in case you’re worried you’re doing it wrong:

http://cl.ly/1y0B0f3h0S1Y1C0D1P3P

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