![]() Anything you install via Homebrew needs to be updated regularly. There are also a few useful troubleshooting commands you should take note of, such as brew doctor that can detect installation issues. Note: I’ve follow this setup in Mac OS X El Capitan 10.11.6 and with Git 2.15. For example, to install a package, you should type brew install ‘package name’ in Terminal. In case you had problems with Tower, there are a couple of tutorials out there including Tower: Keep in mind that I’ve committed first in the shell and then I’ve clicked save in keychain so I don’t know how is going to behave the first time you commit and you haven’t ticked that option or if it’s the first time you sign a commit. With my setup I’ve tried Tower and GitHub Desktop and they are able to sign without any problem. Note that if you want to sign commits outside of the shell, not all the apps can sign commits. ![]() Where, if you tick save in keychain, it isn’t going to prompt you again. ![]() First time it should to prompt you with a dialog like this I have no idea what the gpg-agent does and if I can savely overwrite the link without destroying something that my system somewhere needs. I recommend you to test it doing a test commit. You can unlink it: brew unlink gpg-agent To force the link and overwrite all conflicting files: brew link -overwrite gnupg To list all files that would be deleted: brew link -overwrite -dry-run gnupg. ![]()
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