public static void setGitPath(File path) throws IOException, JavaGitException {
    """
	Called when client code wants to explicitly tell us where to find git on their filesystem. If
	never called, we assume that git is in a directory in the PATH environment variable for this
	process. Passing null as the path argument will unset an explicitly-set path and revert to
	looking for git in the PATH.
	
	@param path
	<code>File</code> object representing the directory containing the git binaries. It
	must contain either an absolute path, or a valid path relative to the current working
	directory.
	@throws IOException
	Thrown if the provided path does not exist.
	@throws JavaGitException
	Thrown if git does not exist at the provided path, or the provided path is not a
	directory.
    """
    if (path != null) {
      CheckUtilities.checkFileValidity(path);

      if (!(path.isDirectory())) {
        throw new JavaGitException(020002, ExceptionMessageMap.getMessage("020002") + " { path=["
            + path.getPath() + "] }");
      }
    }

    try {
       determineGitVersion(path);
    } catch (Exception e) {
      // The path that was passed in doesn't work. Catch any errors and throw this one instead.
      throw new JavaGitException(100002, ExceptionMessageMap.getMessage("100002") + " { path=["
          + path.getPath() + "] }", e);
    }

    // Make sure we're hanging onto an absolute path.
    gitPath = (path != null) ? path.getAbsoluteFile() : null;
  }
public static void setGitPath(File path) throws IOException, JavaGitException {
    if (path != null) {
      CheckUtilities.checkFileValidity(path);

      if (!(path.isDirectory())) {
        throw new JavaGitException(020002, ExceptionMessageMap.getMessage("020002") + " { path=["
            + path.getPath() + "] }");
      }
    }

    try {
       determineGitVersion(path);
    } catch (Exception e) {
      // The path that was passed in doesn't work. Catch any errors and throw this one instead.
      throw new JavaGitException(100002, ExceptionMessageMap.getMessage("100002") + " { path=["
          + path.getPath() + "] }", e);
    }

    // Make sure we're hanging onto an absolute path.
    gitPath = (path != null) ? path.getAbsoluteFile() : null;
  }
public static void setGitPath ( File path ) throws IOException , JavaGitException { if ( path != null ) { CheckUtilities . checkFileValidity ( path ) ; if ( ! ( path . isDirectory ( ) ) ) { throw new JavaGitException ( 020002 , ExceptionMessageMap . getMessage ( "020002" ) + " { path=[" + path . getPath ( ) + "] }" ) ; } } try { determineGitVersion ( path ) ; } catch ( Exception e ) { // The path that was passed in doesn't work. Catch any errors and throw this one instead. throw new JavaGitException ( 100002 , ExceptionMessageMap . getMessage ( "100002" ) + " { path=[" + path . getPath ( ) + "] }" , e ) ; } // Make sure we're hanging onto an absolute path. gitPath = ( path != null ) ? path . getAbsoluteFile ( ) : null ; }
Called when client code wants to explicitly tell us where to find git on their filesystem. If
never called, we assume that git is in a directory in the PATH environment variable for this
process. Passing null as the path argument will unset an explicitly-set path and revert to
looking for git in the PATH.

@param path
<code>File</code> object representing the directory containing the git binaries. It
must contain either an absolute path, or a valid path relative to the current working
directory.
@throws IOException
Thrown if the provided path does not exist.
@throws JavaGitException
Thrown if git does not exist at the provided path, or the provided path is not a
directory.
Called when client code wants to explicitly tell us where to find git on their filesystem . If never called we assume that git is in a directory in the PATH environment variable for this process . Passing null as the path argument will unset an explicitly - set path and revert to looking for git in the PATH .