Git: 'credential-netlify' is not a git command

trying to git push to a repo with Netlify Large Media activated. When I do, I get the following:

thewellington in fauntleroy.net on  dev [?⇡] ❯ git push
git: ‘credential-netlify’ is not a git command. See ‘git --help’.Username for ‘https://39da3df7-863c-43ee-aa55-88d8dfbeb8ae.netlify.app’: ^Cbatch response: Git credentials for https://39da3df7-863c-43ee-aa55-88d8dfbeb8ae.netlify.app/.netlify/large-media not found:
credential fill errors:
git credential fill error: signal: interrupt
Uploading LFS objects:   0% (0/2), 0 B | 0 B/s, done.

I have just moved this repo to a new computer, and as it turn out I has this same issue six years ago in this post:

The post as you can see was quite extensive before (for me anyway,) it moved to email support. Little did I know the post continued on for years afterwards.

In any event, it seems like my move to a new computer did no bring some critical piece of config and I am once again unable to push with large media enabled. That earlier post has so many suggestions in it that I am having trouble discerning which is the actual solution.

Netlify site name is “fca” but I forget where to go to see the .netlify.app name

I am pretty sure this is lfs config, but I note netlify-cli no longer seems to have the lot commands in it.

Bill

I forgot to mention that I have to following in my .gitconfig

credential.helper=
credential.helper=netlify
credential.helper=osxkeychain

Also in my .zshrc I have

# NETLIFY
if [ -f '/Users/thewellington/.netlify/helper/path.zsh.inc' ]; then source '/Users/thewellington/.netlify/helper/path.zsh.inc'; fi

Figured it out. I was missing the directory ~/.netlify. When I copied that from my old machine everything started working.