What's going on with git: command not found?

Question

Use git --version to see the version

[www@i001 ~]$ git --version
git version 2.8.0

But when I want to clone something, it turns out to be git: command not found. What’s going on?

[www@i001 ~]$ sudo -Hu www git clone https://git.coding.net/msiaxxxx/test001.git /home/wwwroot/test001  --depth=1
sudo: git: command not found

After adding the git installation path, execute

[www@i001 ~]$ sudo -Hu www /usr/local/git/bin/git clone https://git.coding.net/msiaxxxx/test001.git /home/wwwroot/  --depth=1
fatal: could not create work tree dir '/home/wwwroot/test001': Permission denied

is Permission denied, and the same thing happens when you switch to root user.

Answer 1

Have you installed it? It should not be installed, right?

If you try to type git 看会得到什么，如果还是 not found directly, it means it is not installed. Normally, mine will output:

Answer 2

1. Why use sudo来clone?

2. sudo /usr/bin/git clone xxxxx