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Tutorial: Learn Bitbucket with Git

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Install Git

Other Git for Windows downloads

Git for Windows Setup

32-bit Git for Windows Setup.

64-bit Git for Windows Setup.

Git for Windows Portable ("thumbdrive edition")

32-bit Git for Windows Portable.

64-bit Git for Windows Portable.

 

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Step 1. Install Git

Depending on your operating system:

• For Windows: Download the Git installer. To open a command window, go to Git Bash.vbs from the Git folder of the Programs directory.
• For Mac: Download the Git installer. To open a command window, search for the Terminal.
• For Linux: Enter sudo apt-get install git at the command line. To verify installation was successful, enter which git.

Step 2. Update your configuration file

When you install Git, it comes with a configuration file that you update with your personal settings from a command window.

1. Enter the following command to configure your username, replacing Emma's name with your own. (Copy and paste the line after the $ and press enter.)

   $ git config --global user.name "Emma Paris"

2. Enter the following command to configure your email address, replacing Emma's email address with your own.

   $ git config --global user.email "eparis@atlassian.com"

3. Configure Git to handle line endings properly so that Bitbucket doesn't think files have changed when the actual content hasn't changed. We recommend this setting if you're collaborating on repositories with others who have different operating systems.

   For Windows

   $ git config --global core.autocrlf true

   For Mac and Linux

   $ git config --global core.autocrlf input