Todd Zullinger wrote:
Jeff Garzik wrote:
FWIW, to reproduce my Fedora install, this is the setup I always use
for my lab computers:
* perform a fresh format + install, not an upgrade
* uncheck 'office' category
* check 'software development' category
* do not select 'customize now', thus using Fedora's default package
selection
Stranger and stranger. I followed the above steps with an F-11/x86
network install and then ran:
Found it! A forgotten package I created, a collective of shell scripts,
was setting GIT_EXEC_PATH=/usr/local/bin.
Given that /usr/local/bin/*git* has not existed on my systems for a long
time, it appears that this is a new behavior, being a bit more strict in
complaining about an invalid GIT_EXEC_PATH, rather than simply falling
back to the internal compiled default (/usr/libexec/git-core).
Things are working again now that the local GIT_EXEC_PATH export is removed.
Jeff
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