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    <p>Right now the push and pull buttons are gray because Git can work locally, without a remote host (you don't have to use Bitbucket or any other remote host with Git, you can run it all locally, I recommend reading up on that here if you want more info: <a href="http://gitref.org/remotes/" rel="nofollow">http://gitref.org/remotes/</a>). There seems to be a <em>bug</em> if you want to call it that in Coda where you can't edit the repository URL or add remotes once it's been set except by doing so via command line.</p> <p>So, if you choose the <em>Initiate Empty Git Repository</em> option when you setup the site rather than cloning from Bitbucket you're stuck with it unless you jump into the command line.</p> <p>That being said. The workaround, if you'd rather use a remote Git repository than a local one is to set it up remotely first (so login to Bitbucket, create a repo, then start a new site in Coda and on the SCM tab choose <em>Clone Git Repository</em> rather than <em>Initialize Empty Git Repository</em> and you'll be setup I think the way you want to be.</p> <p>If you do jump into the command line and add a new remote, on the <em>Source</em> tab when you're setting up or editing the site is an option for <em>Local</em> and <em>origin</em> or whatever you named the remote (the Git default name is <em>origin</em>).</p> <p>Regarding your issue with comparing, I'm guessing here, but if you haven't made any commits yet there probably isn't anything to compare to. Although your new files should be listed, probably with an <em>Add</em> button next to them. Add, Commit and then make more changes and you should be able to compare.</p> <p>Finally, with regards to the location of Git, so long as its registered in the terminal window, you're all good. If you can execute <code>$ which git</code> (without the dollar sign) in a bash window and get a response that points to a path the system knows where Git is. </p>
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    1. COThank you for your detailed answer. I would prefer to work locally, but nevertheless I will try to set up a remote repository using the command line (I'm new to the terminal, but I guess I'll manage it).
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    2. CORegarding comparing I have to say, that I did make a commit of my test file. After that I made a few changes and chose "compare to revision", and I got a window with the revisions I made up to that point. When I choose one of them and click the "compare"-button, I can see no effect. Am I missing something? But I can "checkout to revision" (without the possibility to compare).
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    3. COHmm, you might need a diff tool setup to compare diffs. I use FileMerge which comes packaged with XCode. You can tell Git to use FileMerge by executing the following (minus the dollar sign) in a bash window: `$ git config --global merge.tool opendiff`. You might also see this thread: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3957999/mac-specific-optimizations-in-gitconfig.
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