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I am trying to use Husky with Eslint. I’m trying to create a pre-commit (lint and husky) script that’ll prevent commits with added files if they have lint errors. However, my project isn’t in a mono-repo format, but rather a custom format. In other words, my .husky folder and the package.json file are both in a sub-directory called “react-client” (seen below). This is problematic because husky always assumes that the .husky folder is in the root folder with the .git folder, but in this case it’s in the “react-client” folder.

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Everything that I read on this matter led me to these steps for the husky docs (below), but that didn’t work either. https://typicode.github.io/husky/#/?id=custom-directory

I keep receiving this error message

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I’m thinking that I need more than “cd react client” and “npm test” in my .husky pre-commit file. Or that I might need to make changes to my .git folder files. Also, I believe that my package.json scripts (below) could be incorrect/need more configurations

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Chris Rose
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I wasn't adding a file in the correct directory. I had to add a pre-commit file with no file extension under the .husky folder with the following contents:

#!/bin/sh
. "$(dirname "$0")/_/husky.sh"
cd ./ClientApp && npx lint-staged

IMPORTANT!! - MAKE SURE THAT YOU ADD THE PRE-COMMIT FILE UNDER THE .HUSKY FOLDER. For me, vscode was adding the pre-commit file to the "_" folder, (which is inside of the husky folder). Instead, Vscode should've just added the pre-commit file directly inside of the .husky folder.

Chris Rose
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