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Git settings in PhpStorm

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Problem

PhpStorm prompts "Can't start Git"
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Click "Fix it"

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GitThe path is correct, click "Test"

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It is possible to directly enter <strong>Git</strong> -v in Terminal, but entering /usr/bin/<strong>Git</strong> -v appears as follows Tip

<code>Agreeing to the Xcode/iOS license <strong>require</strong>s admin privileges, please re-run as root via sudo.
</code>

plus sudo is all it takes. But how to do it in PhpStorm?

Solution

<code>sudo xcodebuild -license
</code>

Terminal prompt: Press the Enter key (enter) to open the license agreement

Terminal prompt: Press the "space" key to read the license agreement, press "q" without reading

The terminal prompt will appear: Enter agree , then enter

click "Test" in PhpStorm again, OK.


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The above introduces the Git settings in PhpStorm, including require and Git content. I hope it will be helpful to friends who are interested in PHP tutorials.

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