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My git-review installation did not complete successfully -- it exited halfway through. When I try to reinstall, I get the message: "Requirement already satisfied: (use --upgrade to upgrade)" in my command prompt. However, if I try to execute the command "git review -s", command prompt tells me: "git: 'review' is not a git command. See 'git --help'."

When I try to sudo rm git-review, it tells me that git-review does not exist. Does anyone have any tips for successfully installing git-review, in light of these roadblocks?

Which operating system / distribution and distribution version is this about? How did you "install" exactly (which exact commands were executed)?

I am running OS X, El Capitan, Version 10.11.4. I ran "sudo pip install git-review", which did not successfully complete.

I'm stuck in a bind right now, though, because if I try to install git-review again, my computer thinks it already exists, and if I try to uninstall git-review, my computer does not think it exists. (Unless perhaps I am either incorrectly attempting to install or re-install git-review?).

You mentioned trying to "sudo rm git-review". You might be in over your head. Using rm would probably mess up the configuration of any package manager. Maybe look at the manpages for rm and pip? Have you installed pip yet?