I have encountered this too and haven’t found a good solution. Here is a temporary solution: Find the node_modules folder in your C drive user directory. There is hexo installed globally. Just copy the node_modules folder to the Git installation directory and you can use it normally.
The reason why it is temporary is because as long as it is a globally installed package, it must be copied before it can be used
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You haven’t installed hexo yet
Have you installed hexo-cli with the -g option?
I have encountered this too and haven’t found a good solution.
Here is a temporary solution:
Find the node_modules folder in your C drive user directory. There is hexo installed globally. Just copy the node_modules folder to the Git installation directory and you can use it normally.
The reason why it is temporary is because as long as it is a globally installed package, it must be copied before it can be used