If your project has a pre-commit hook that calls a Node command, and you use VS Code Git Tools to initiate a commit, Volta appears to be finding the default Node instead of the Node specified in package.json.
A possible cause of this is VS Code is somehow executing the Git commit with a cwd that is outside of the project, causing Volta to start in the wrong directory and not find the project-local settings. If possible, we should correctly handle this case, or worst provide some guidance for how to set up VS Code to get the expected behavior.
vesamet
commented
3 years ago
If your project has a pre-commit hook that calls a Node command, and you use VS Code Git Tools to initiate a commit, Volta appears to be finding the default Node instead of the Node specified in
package.json.A possible cause of this is VS Code is somehow executing the Git commit with a
cwdthat is outside of the project, causing Volta to start in the wrong directory and not find the project-local settings. If possible, we should correctly handle this case, or worst provide some guidance for how to set up VS Code to get the expected behavior.