You have to install Xcode and the Xcode Command Line Tools.

Given that this is from over a year ago, I trust you have already resolved this.īut, for future reference, macOS does not come with git by default. Sorry for all the questions, but I am totally unskilled when it is about using git. Xcrun: error: invalid active developer path (/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools), missing xcrun at: /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/xcrun After deleting XCodes there seems to be no git

My terminal said that I was having Apple Git 128. Has „sudo rm -rf /usr/bin/git/„ changed anything? If not, how can I delete all unnecessary files? Is Git already installed when I buy a new MacBook? I used some codes, I got from google, on my terminal (sudo rm -rf /usr/bin/git/), I am afraid that it has done more damage than it was helpful.Īny idea how I can reverse the last 24 hours? I installed a new MacOS again and now everything seems to be fine (at least no black screen). Every time I logged in my entire display was black and my cursor in a neon blue I used the function for a secured system restart and at the end I was reinstalling MacOS BigSur. I was able to delete Xcode, MS VS and VS Code but there was no program with the name git“, but hundreds of files with a big red „h“ on them, that I have never seen before. After some regrets I have decided to delete all applications again. These applications were all asking for git (git-scm) and I have accepted. Due to the current situation (Corona-Virus) I had to download Xcode, MS Visual Studio and Visual StudioCode on my personal MacBook Pro (2017 no Touch Bar).

Downlaod git for mac