Added "/usr/bin/git" to the searchLocations.

[codiophile]

I use the git version that is shipped with Xcode, which resides in "/usr/bin/git". When trying to open a repository I got this error message:

Could not find a git binary version 1.6.0 or higher.
Please make sure there is a git binary in one of the following locations:

/opt/local/bin/git
/sw/bin/git
/opt/git/bin/git
/usr/local/bin/git
/usr/local/git/bin/git
/Users/bler/bin/git

I did not feel like moving my git binary, so I added my location to the list. Considering that my location is the default location for git on OS X I really think it should be in this list. I was surprised that it wasn't.

[rowanj]

The standard paths like /bin and /usr/bin used to be discovered in the process environment by the initial attempt at running /usr/bin/which git - I wonder when this changed...

Anyhow, nice catch, and a simple fix 👍

[codiophile]

Actually... It started working later. So maybe the real bug that should be fixed is this /usr/bin/which git not always working...

[JeffDonovan]

I was getting the same kind of error message, even though /usr/bin/git was listed. I spent a lot of time searching on Google for an answer and couldn't find a solution. Then I simply rebooted my computer which fixed the problem.