Describe the bug, including details regarding any error messages, version, and platform.
I encountered an error while re-opening the source Code using Visual Studio Code's Remote Containers plugin for the first time. The error message indicates that the script pre-commit/install-hook.sh that you tried to run did not exist when executing postCreateCommand as defined in devcontainer.json. When I examined the contents of the directory in the terminal, I found that there was no pre-commit folder or install-hook.sh file in the /workspaces directory. However, when I opened the development container a second time, the error did not occur again, and subsequent C++ library builds and installations were not affected.
[277674 ms] Start: Run in container: /bin/sh -c sudo chown -R graphar /workspaces && bash pre-commit/install-hook.sh && bash pre-commit/prepare-commit-msg
bash: pre-commit/install-hook.sh: No such file or directory
graphar ➜ /workspaces $ ls -a
. .. incubator-graphar
Describe the bug, including details regarding any error messages, version, and platform.
I encountered an error while re-opening the source Code using Visual Studio Code's Remote Containers plugin for the first time. The error message indicates that the script pre-commit/install-hook.sh that you tried to run did not exist when executing postCreateCommand as defined in devcontainer.json. When I examined the contents of the directory in the terminal, I found that there was no pre-commit folder or install-hook.sh file in the /workspaces directory. However, when I opened the development container a second time, the error did not occur again, and subsequent C++ library builds and installations were not affected.
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