We make use of GitHub as enterprise version control system - 'github.org.com" (my organization server URL).
How to find the Git version which is being used by GitHub along with GitHub version?
We make use of GitHub as enterprise version control system - 'github.org.com" (my organization server URL).
How to find the Git version which is being used by GitHub along with GitHub version?
Even the Meta API would not expose the Git version your GitHub Enterprise server operates on.
This is usually done as a best practice, to avoid exposing potential security issues linked to the underlying tool (here 'git') used by a server (here 'GitHub Enterprise')
See for example "What is the best way to explain (a non-technical person) the risk of leaking version information?".
Generally you can see git version by writing this command on git bash "git --version" but for git-app-version you may check this out "https://github.com/csanquer/git-app-version"