According to its doc, double-click should be enough. But when I opened git bash and ran git lfs init
, it doesn't work:
$ git lfs init
git: 'lfs' is not a git command. See 'git --help'.
Just adding my 2c in case someone lands on this page..
The easiest (and I believe most "correct") option to install LFS on Windows is to use the windows' built-in winget
package manager
winget install -e --id GitHub.GitLFS
I was getting the same error as you after simply running the downloaded installer, however the winget command fixed it for me.
PS. Even if you don't have winget
- running winget
will automatically install it from MS Store
The only reason why "git lfs" would not be a git command would be because the
git-lfs.exe
hasn't been put in your%PATH%
.That is what the
git-lfs-windows-amd64-0.5.3\install.bat
is supposed to do.So:
%LOCALAPPDATA%\GitLFS\bin
"%PATH%
environment variable