It worked for me:

npm uninstall husky && npm install --save-dev husky@4

It happens because git is trying to find a file that doesn't exist (in version 5) so downgrading helps, I know that's not the best solution but could help someone.

Or try to migrate husky (4 to 7):

npm install

I had this problem after trying to debug a build issue. I deleted the node_modules and ran the app in a docker container. But this meant the husky npm package wasn't available locally anymore so a simple npm install fixed the problem

My issue was is that I was mistakenly calling npx start instead of npm start.

I was doing this from the CMD line in my Dockerfile.

I realize this isn't the OPs question, but the error and title may bring others here who are getting this error.

In my case i was using wrong cmd . npx create react-app assignment

cmd should be like npx create-react-app my-project

mistake : I was missing "-" in between create and react in cmd

I had to downgrade node from v17.0.1 to v14.18.1, because newer node-version was not supported by one of my project's dependencies.

( e.g. via "nvm use 14", see Node Version Manager )

It worked for me:

git commit -m "updating the dependency packages" --no-verify

Sometimes its due to pre-commit hooks

I had tried installing npm in a repo that didn't need it, and the installation had failed, therefore

rm -rf .git/hooks

without using

npm install

worked for me (because npm install would fail again).

In my case, I was using npm build.

It worked after changing to npm run build.

I was stuck on this error for a while. Very obvious, but I was simply running an invalid npx command. The message by itself wasn't very helpful and it took me quite some time to figure that out :'(

npm audit fixed the issue for me while trying to run, npx ng n <folder-name>.

Angular was installed locally in this folder, which already contained an Angular project.

The error found after installing cypress; opening cypress with the path works fine :

./node_modules/.bin/cypress open

You can install globally the eas-cli package and the command should work.

Install it with npm:

npm install -g eas-cli

Install it with yarn:

yarn global add eas-cli

npx react-native run-android npm ERR! couldn't determine execution to run this helped me to run

 npm i yarn
 yarn install

terminal was .zsh, my problem was fixed when I changed it to .bash

I had this problem with Expo using node 16, fixed by using node 18.

=> nvm use 18

Maybe not a proper solution, but it un-blocked me..

just use npm install then -> npm start