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Git throwing out error related to Husky while trying to commit
See original GitHub issueDevice: Windows 10
Problem: When I tried to commit, an error was thrown out cannot spawn .husky/pre-commit: no such file or directory
Possible solution that worked for me: Adding #!/bin/sh to the first line of .husky/pre-commit.
PS: I haven’t tested if this would still work on Linux or not
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I can check all of them.
Yeah, I will go ahead and make a PR for this.
I did some research and found out using
shoverbashwould be better asshpoints to whatever will be the default scripting shell in that system.Btw which OS do you use @dwelle? I was thinking getting this PR checked by someone using Linux and maybe Mac as well before merging.