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Question or issue on macOS:

Does anyone know how to install gitk on Mac?

From their official website, it seems gitk comes with git, but the version of my git (git version 1.7.12.4 (Apple Git-37)) does not come with gitk.

brew install gitk does not work for gitk.

Version info (copied from comments):

How to solve this problem?

Solution no. 1:

Correct, the 1.7.12.4 (Apple Git-37) does not come with gitk. You can install a more recent version of git + git-ui as a separate formula by using brew. More thorough instructions located here: http://www.moncefbelyamani.com/how-to-install-xcode-homebrew-git-rvm-ruby-on-mac/ (see this commit extracting git-gui/gitk into its own formula: https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/commit/dfa3ccf1e7d3901e371b5140b935839ba9d8b706)

Run the following commands at the terminal:

If you get an error indicating it could not link git, then you may need to change permissions/owners of the files it mentions.

Once completed, run:

And make sure it shows:

If it does not, run:

And make the path change to put /usr/local/bin earlier in the path. Now, gitk should be on your path (along with an updated version of git).

Solution no. 2:

I just had the same problem and solved it as follows:

1. Download the official git package for Mac from http://git-scm.com/download/mac
2. Install the package. This places all the binaries in /usr/local/git/bin.
3. Optionally run the included script to make gitk accessible outside of terminals
4. Either add /usr/local/git/bin to your PATH or use an alias (alias gitk='/usr/local/git/bin/gitk')

Solution no. 3:

If you already have git installed via homebrew, you can just do upgrade:

The one at local/bin will have gitk

Solution no. 4:

Git Mac version comes without gitk but if you do
brew install git you get instant access to gitk.

I’m using MAC sierra 10.12.5

Edit: This doesn´t work anymore, you must install brew install git-gui

Solution no. 5:

I had the same issue. I installed gitx instead.

You can install gitx from here.

Download the package and install it. After that open the gitk from spotlight search, goto the top left corner. Click on GitX and enable the terminal usage.

Goto your repo and simply type:

It will open the Gui.

User manual:
http://gitx.frim.nl/user_manual.html

Solution no. 6:

There are two ways to fix this:

1. Unix Way (simple and recommended)
2. Homebrew Way

1. Unix Way: In 4 simple steps

1. Execute which git in the terminal to know the location of your git executable. Open that directory & locate gitk inside the bin folder. Copy the path — typically /usr/local/git/bin
2. Edit your ~/.bash_profile to add the location of local git & gitk in the paths or, simply copy-pasta from the sample written below.

Sample bash_profile:

If you don’t have a bash_profile want to learn how to create one, then click here.

3. This step is relevant if you’re using El Capitan or higher & you run into an unknown color name “lime” error. Locate gitk executable (typically at /usr/local/bin/gitk), take a backup & open it in a text editor. Find all occurences of lime in the file & replace them with '#99FF00'.
4. Reload bash: source ~/.bash_profile

Now, run gitk

2. HomeBrew way

Updates – If you do not have homebrew on your mac, get it installed first. It may require sudo privileges.

• brew update
• brew doctor
• brew link git
• added /usr/local/Cellar/git/2.4.0/bin to path & then reload bash & run gitk
• No luck yet? Proceed further.
• Run which git & observe if git is still linked to /usr/bin/git
• If yes, then open the directory & locate the was a binary executable.
• Take its backup, may be save with a name git.bak & delete the original file
• Reload the terminal – source ~/.bash_profile

Solution no. 7:

You can also get gitk with the git from MacPorts.

Solution no. 8:

What I ended up doing was: brew info git

Which gave me info that git was cloned into: /usr/local/Cellar/git/1.9.0

So I just added: /usr/local/Cellar/git/1.9.0/bin to the beginning of my PATH env variable.

Note: I don’t know how to use homebrew… just want to get going quickly as I have other things to do… this basically gets gitk running for me so I’m sticking to it for now. (probably not the way to work with homebrew though).

Solution no. 9:

If you happen to already have Fink installed, this worked for me on Yosemite / OS X 10.10.5:

fink install git

Note that as a side effect, other git commands are also using the newer git version (2.5.1) installed by Fink, rather than the version from Apple (2.3.2), which is still there but preempted by my $PATH.

Solution no. 10:

First you need to check which version of git you are running, the one installed with brew should be running on /usr/local/bin/git , you can verify this from a terminal using:

In case git shows up on a different directory you need to run this from a terminal to add it to your path:

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After that you can close and open again your terminal or just run:

And voila! In case you are running on OSX Mavericks you might need to install XQuartz.

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Hope this helps!