When the error says "not found on your path," it means git was looking for a program that you don't have installed. You can install it using the instructions on . A hook, by the way, is a bit of code git runs when you do some action.
How do I know if git LFS is installed?
If everything is set up correctly, you can verify that git LFS is going to work properly by:
- git add the file(s) in question.
- Do one of the following: Run git lfs status and ensure the file(s) in question appear under Git LFS objects to be committed , and that they have the LFS value in parenthesis; or.
Where are my git LFS files stored?
Git LFS stores the binary file content on a custom server or via GitHub, GitLab, or BitBucket's built-in LFS storage. To find the binary content's location, look in your repository's . git/lfs/objects folder.
