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git: 'cz' is not a git command.
See original GitHub issue
git cz doesn’t work
npx cz work
Repeated installation many times, restarted vscode and computer many times.
In some projects it is possible, in some projects it is not.
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- Created a year ago
- Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)
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custom git commands can be added by making commands named as
git-<command-name>available on the$PATH. i’m having trouble finding official documentation about this other than a brief mention here, but many blog articles are available to describe in more detail, like this one.since this package defines
git-czas one of its bin commands, as long as this package is installed globally and global packages are properly available on the$PATH,git czshould be available as a valid command.yes, cz is works