If you can, then check that your PATH was correctly set by running echo $PATH from the terminal and making sure that you see /usr/local/git/bin in the included PATH. The git-osx-installer that you used should have installed git into /usr/local/git. The content of my profile file is the following one: # System-wide. bash: /usr/local/bin:/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/libexec: No such file or directory UPDATE 2: When I execute "setup git PATH for non-terminal programs.sh," I get the following messages: setup git PATH for non-terminal programs.sh.The content of the package is the following: From the terminal I type git but it says "command is invalid."Īnd I downloaded the package "Git Installer 1.7.3.5 - OS X - Leopard - x86_64." UPDATE 1: Note - the key point is that the SSH Host has to be added to the allowed hosts for the user jenkins - if the SSH Host (Bitbucket) is not added, then Jenkins can’t figure out how to type Yes (step 13).I installed Git on my Mac but I do not know how to run it or access it. Yes to add the SSH Host to your known list.Copy your SSH Key from Terminal pbcopy Create a username and password for the Jenkins user (make it an admin user too - just in case).
error message tells you can clone and is not helpful!.can’t run the job even though you add the ssh-key to BitBucket.can’t pbcopy the ssh-key from terminal for the jenkins user.Here are the issues I was having - the biggest issue was the Error (unable to clone) which showed up when I created a job and added the path to the Bitbucket repo - even after I had added the SSH Key to Bitbucket.
Issues with setting up Jenkins and Git on a Mac I’ve been using Git for some time but I had problems / major issues with Jenkins and could never seem to get this working. A few notes on getting Jenkins-CI installed on your Mac and setup with Git and Bitbucket for source code management.
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