With the rise of version control applications such as git, users require access to the application more often. In a CageFS Environment, it doesn't pose a large security risk and is quite handy for users to have.
As with any other package, you will need to first install it using the standard yum commands:
yum install gitOnce it has been installed, you will then have to add the RPM to the CageFS skeleton, and then force a rebuild to ensure it's allowed for all users:
cagefsctl --addrpm git
cagefsctl --force-updateOnce this is done, the git application should be available correctly within CageFS for all users to utilise via SSH.