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Expand Up @@ -86,6 +86,15 @@ quick-commitlint "$1"

Husky adds local `node_modules/.bin` commands to the hook's `PATH`, so this runs the installed Quick Commitlint development dependency. Git supplies the proposed commit-message file as `$1`.

You can also make the package-manager lookup explicit. Choose the command that matches your project:

- npm: `npm exec --no -- quick-commitlint "$1"`
- pnpm: `pnpm exec quick-commitlint "$1"`
- Yarn: `yarn run quick-commitlint "$1"`
- Bun: `bunx --no-install quick-commitlint "$1"`

These alternatives prefer the project-installed, lockfile-controlled version and do not download Quick Commitlint when the executable is missing. A missing installation or misspelled command therefore fails the hook instead of silently fetching a package. Using the project package manager also supports manager-specific dependency resolution, including Yarn Plug'n'Play. The bare command remains the simplest option for standard `node_modules` installations because Husky already adds local binaries to `PATH`.

Or lint a message from standard input:

```bash
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Expand Up @@ -72,6 +72,15 @@ quick-commitlint "$1"

Husky adds local `node_modules/.bin` commands to the hook's `PATH`, so this runs the installed Quick Commitlint development dependency. Git supplies the proposed commit-message file as `$1`.

You can also make the package-manager lookup explicit. Choose the command that matches your project:

- npm: `npm exec --no -- quick-commitlint "$1"`
- pnpm: `pnpm exec quick-commitlint "$1"`
- Yarn: `yarn run quick-commitlint "$1"`
- Bun: `bunx --no-install quick-commitlint "$1"`

These alternatives prefer the project-installed, lockfile-controlled version and do not download Quick Commitlint when the executable is missing. A missing installation or misspelled command therefore fails the hook instead of silently fetching a package. Using the project package manager also supports manager-specific dependency resolution, including Yarn Plug'n'Play. The bare command remains the simplest option for standard `node_modules` installations because Husky already adds local binaries to `PATH`.

Make sure the hook file is executable when it is managed directly by Git.

## Introduce a rule gradually
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