I need to configure git with repository connection to gitlab. When writing commands, the error -bash: git: command not found occurs. What could be the problem and how to fix it. 
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Bash clearly hints that git is not installed. There are two possible solutions - right and wrong. Or install git on the server ( apt-get install git most likely if ubuntu is there, for other options there are some commands). Or the right one - you need to install a deployment system on the server, and not to pull the repository.
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- Now it gives an error: -bash: apt: command not found - linki_plus
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