You haven't actually set your PATH
variable, which is why you're getting the command not found
problem.
If you've set your path, using, as an example: PATH=$PATH:$HOME/git-tf-2.0.2.20130214
, then the git
command will allow the sub-command tf
, which should work like the documentation suggests, as in:
git tf clone …
will work once you've set the PATH
variable, otherwise you'll have to reference the git-tf
command directly.
The command that is extracted is git-tf
, and git is smart enough to look for the git-tf
command if you have set the PATH
and try to use the operation git tf
.