Topic on Talk:Gerrit/Tutorial

I have installed Git from this link and set my username and email.

When I type ls ~/.ssh in the command line, I get the following message:

'ls' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

What have I done wrong?

Use the Git Bash shell, not Windows Command Prompt.

Thank you @KTC, I succeeded, but now I encounter another problem: I can't install git-review. When I run Git Bash as administrator and run the following command: pip install git-review, I get an error message saying:

bash: pip: command not found

I ran this command after I had installed Python 3.6, but it still doesn't work...

Try "python -m pip ..." or "python3.6 -m pip ...".

@KTC, I still get this error: "bash: python: command not found".

Is it possible to submit Gerrit patches without installing git-review?

If you can't even run python despite having it installed, then something's not set up right in your environment.

My Python is installed in the following directory: C:/Users/Guy/AppData/Local/Programs/Python/Python36-32

Maybe it has something to do with it?