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Case-sensitive git in Mac OS X like a Pro
over 1 year
ago
You can use:
git mv --force filename Filename
git commit -m "Set correct case for filename"
and a git pull
for this change would also rename the file for other OS X users.
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You can use a package manager like Homebrew to install the packages you need (ex.
brew install git
). As long as/usr/local/bin
is before/usr/bin
in$PATH
,brew
installed binaries will have the priority.