Commit Issue: "No such file or directory 2: ./node_modules/pre-commit/hook" #13221
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@mgg143 apologies for not getting a response back to you. If you are still running into this issue I would recommend following the solution mentioned here and here by making this change: npm -> npm.cmd
npx -> npx.cmdLet us know if that helps. |
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Describe the bug
When I try to commit a file using GitHub Desktop, I end up with this error:
"
: No such file or directory 2: ./node_modules/pre-commit/hook
: integer expression expected: [: 127
: numeric argument required 5: exit: 0
"
I'm hoping to make a multi-line commit message, and GitHub Desktop definitely seems like it would help with that.
Version & OS
Version 2.9.4 (x64)
Windows 10 [Fully updated]
Steps to reproduce the behavior
Click on "Commit" with the file I want to commit selected. The error message then populates.
Expected behavior
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I would love to have my local change committed to my GitHub repository with a descriptive comment, but instead I am getting the error message previously described. This is very frustrating as it prevents me from contributing to my project.
Actual behavior
GitHub Desktop tries to make the commit and then populates the error message.
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Logs
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Helpmenu and selectingShow Logs..., if applicable.2021-10-31.desktop.production.log
Additional context
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