fixed in #3372

Hey all,

I have just installed commitlint on OS X 12.6 and following the local setup, when I get to the "test the hook" part I am not getting the husky fail from the hook, just normal git response of "nothing to commit".

When I run the first test npx commitlint --from HEAD~1 --to HEAD --verbose I do get a result so it works, but the hook part appears to not work?

I have installed the hook via npx husky add .husky/commit-msg 'npx --no -- commitlint --edit ${1}' yes, Any idea where I can look? Thank you much.

@thatryan it seems like you don't have any changes to commit in your second screenshot and therefore git won't even try to create a commit.

@TheKangaroo Wow that was dumb of me, I misunderstood the doc sorry. I thought just running the commit would trigger the lint test I did not get that I had to actually have something committable lol.

Regardless, I staged some files and tried again..

no worries.
Now I think you need to install npx globally, as your output is "npx: command not found".
Did you install it with

npm install -g npx

?
I have npx installed globally:

> which npx
/opt/homebrew/bin/npx

and your husky searched in /opt/homebrew/bin so this should work.

Thank you, apologies for adding here when this issue was my fault. Freaking node wasn't running so npx couldn't be found when I ran the command. All fixed, thank you much.

No problem at all, I'm glad that I could help :)

@TheKangaroo thanks for helping out here! ❤️