If you want to download the latest release of Git available or enjoy more flexibility in the installation process, the best method is to compile the software from the source. If that check produced a Git version number, you can now move on to Setting up Git, found further down this article. To double-check that it is working correctly, try running Git’s built-in version check: git -version If the command completes without error, you will have Git downloaded and installed. Use yum, CentOS’s native package manager, to search for and install the latest git package available in CentOS’s repositories: sudo yum install git If you need the latest release, consider compiling Git from the source (the steps for this method can be found further down this tutorial). This is the fastest method, but the Git version installed this way may be older than the newest version. The easiest way to install Git and have it ready to use is to use CentOS’s default repositories. While users who need features presented by a specific version of Git will want to build that version from the source. For example, users who want to maintain updates to the Git software will likely want to use yum to install Git, Each option has advantages and disadvantages, and your choice will depend on your needs. The two most common ways to install Git will be described in this section.
Its goals include speed, data integrity, and support for distributed, non-linear workflows. It is designed for coordinating work among programmers,īut it can be used to track changes in any set of files. Git (/ɡɪt/) is a distributed version control system for tracking changes in source code during software development.
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