An external git-whatever command which fails to run gets reported as not
having been found, and suggests ... exactly what you just ran. If you
miss the first line of the output, this can be extremely confusing --
and "is not a git command" is somewhat misleading:
umgah ~ $ cat bin/git-bogus
#!/usr/bin/env nonexistant
echo "yay"
umgah ~ $ git bogus
/usr/bin/env: nonexistant: No such file or directory
git: 'bogus' is not a git command. See 'git --help'.
Did you mean this?
bogus
I've no patch right now, but I thought I'd report the frustration, in
case someone else wanted to get to it first.
- Alex
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