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I have installed GIT 1.7.7.1 via homebrew and had to do a
sudo brew link git
to link git to
/usr/local/bin
When I run git –version in terminal I get an older version of Git (1.7.5.6)
Is it possible to link to the new version instead?
Looks like
/usr/bingo before/usr/local/binin$PATHand hence take precedence. I suggest to change order of paths in$PATH.(Also you may try to define alias:
alias git=/usr/local/bin/git)